I got 21 teas at the Eugene tea festival here is what I got.
#1 and #2 are from Wild Coast Brew
The Ally is floral, citrus, and herbal tea. I tried this one and it was so good that I bought it also, the packaging is beautiful. Here is the link to get it! It has Holy Basil (Tulsi), Jasmine-scented green tea, passionflower, cardamom, and marshmallow. orange oil, ginger, and hawthorn. The price was $16
The Protector is a spicy, dark, earthy tea. I did not get to try this one yet but I will. Here is the link for The Protector! What’s in it, is nettles, elderberries, echinacea, black tea leaves, reishi, yarrow, thyme blossom, oregano, and ginger. Can’t wait to try it. The price was $16
#3 is from Rooted Remedies
Tea 1 is Focus tea, what is in it tulsi, hawthorn, garden sage, ginger, licorice, yarrow, and rosemary.
Tea 2 is Relaxation tea and what is in it is Chamomile, oat tops, burdock, catnip, yarrow, and licorice.
Tea 3 Restorative Tea what’s in it calendula, plantain, stinging nettle, marshmallow, dandelion, burdock, yarrow, and licorice.
Tea 4 Upliftment Tea, what is in it lemon balm, calendula, yarrow, roses, and licorice.
The price was $10
here is where to get the teas I didn’t see the gift set on the web but the teas are on there.
#4 is from Emisha
This is for my Dog as a spray for bugs. The price was $13. What is in it is thyme, lemongrass, vitamin E, cedarwood, sweet orange, and chamomile. here the link
#5 is from Young Mountain tea.
I had this one at the festival it was such a good Oolong! A little different than the Oolong I have had. This is from India and Nepal. The price was $19. Here’s the link
#6 is from J-TEA
This is a sweeter Oolong from Taiwan. I can wait to try this one. the price was $14. here the link
#7 and #8 are from Jugetsudo by Maruyamanori
This is a tea on my bucket list, I can’t wait to try it. What is in it is Sencha and cherry blossoms. This was $24 here the link
This is ceremonial grade and it is “Fuji no Haru means “springtime at Mt. Fuji”. This special green tea comes from one of the finest tea plantations, the Okabe area in Shizuoka Prefecture at the foot of beautiful Mt. Fuji.” This is the description on the tea box. It was $18. here the link
The next teas were free samples
These 7 free teas from Portal Teas.
1. Apple cinnamon rooibos
2. Strawberry sencha
3. Creme de la Earl Grey
4. Midnight mint
5. Chamoile bliss
6. Moroccan mint
7. Coconut Chai
I can’t wait to try all of these. Here is the link to the website I think they are redesigning it.
free teas samples #8 and 9 and 10
I don’t know what these are they are in different languages. The red one I translated to this, is on the back. Lapsang Souchong Black Tea was born in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. It is produced in Wuyi Mountain, Fujian Province, a Chinese National Nature Reserve with beautiful scenery and a beautiful environment. It is a famous historical tea in China. At the beginning of the 17th century, it was sprayed with long-distance love, and it was very popular. It was once selected as the royal black tea by the emperor of England at that time and thus induced the world-famous [afternoon tea]. Historically, OREA refers to [Lapsang Souchong Black Tea]. At that time it was a symbol of Chinese tea. Lapsang Souchong Organic Black Tea is bright red in soup color, warm and mellow in taste. It is produced in virgin forests, and wild tea, and made by traditional crafts. So I think the red one is lapsang souchong but I did translate this on google translate.
I still have no clue what the other ones are.
That is all of the tea I got at the Eugene tea festival. What are some of the new tea you got recently?