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Tea Review: Nordqvist Black teas (4 varieties)

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Nordqvist Kenyan and Derjeeling teas   Nordqvist Ammas and Ceylon teas

My friend Pinja in Finland once again sent me samples of four Nordqvist teas to enjoy and review! The teas were enjoyed by Yehoshua and me during a chilly autumn day back in October. Here are our thoughts as we drank them!

Nordqvist Darjeeling Tea

Tammy says: "Wow! This is really flavorful! This is a nice aromatic medium-strength tea."

Yehoshua says: "Yummy!"

Nordqvist Ceylon Tea

Tammy says: "Mmmmm... this is a really smooth tea... easy to drink. Much better than the average Ceylon tea, that's for sure!!"

Yehoshua says: "Tea!"

Nordqvist Kenyan Tea

Tammy says: "This tastes just like I imagine 'a cup of hot tea' should. Very comforting!"

Yehoshua says: "I think this tastes like tea, too."

Nordqvist Assam Tea

Tammy says: "Yum! Pinja said this was her favorite, but I think it tastes almost just like the last one! She must have a better taste for tea than I do. Oh well, it's still yummy." Sip, sip!

Yehoshua says: Gulp. "More tea please, Mama?"

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Submitted by Pinja on Mon, 2006-12-11 17:15.
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I reckon Yehoshua has got a

I reckon Yehoshua has got a very good taste in teas! ;-) It's _my_ favourite that he asked to have more! I am glad you two enjoyed the teas.

Submitted by Joshua on Tue, 2006-12-12 00:38.
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Amazing English!

Pinja, I must say, your mastery of the English language is amazing. Your use of common jargon and idiom are perfect. You must practice a lot. Kudos! I wish my Hebrew was half as good as your English!

Submitted by Tammy on Wed, 2006-12-13 01:51.
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I know! :)

Pinja speaks very good english. But I would love her even if she didn't. It's the heart that counts. :)

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 2006-12-12 01:51.

Do you want anything from Germany?

I was just wondering if you or Joshua would like something from Germany? I wouldn't mind looking around. The best thing here is their chocolate! We can get it really cheap at Aldi or Wal-Mart. I could look for teas if you want. I don't drink tea but I know what it looks like here. ;0)
~Dawn~

Submitted by Tammy on Wed, 2006-12-13 02:02.
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Food/ingredient from Germany

Dawn, that is very sweet of you to offer!

I'm actually not quite sure what Germany is most known-for in the way of cuisine, but if you wish to send an ingredient or product, we'd enjoy experimenting... and blogging about it, of course. ;)

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