Well it’s Thanksgiving this week and why would I not continue the pumpkin panel! That panel only includes me and sometimes the universe. But it’s good to believe. This week I take it even more local with a return visit to Baltimore Coffee and Tea Company and an in-person review of the Pumpkin Spice Tea from Eastern Shore […]
This one is going to be fun. There’s also going to be a record number of pictures. We’re looking at around 25. Over the weekend I attended the Peach Festival at Weber’s Cider Mill Farm in Parkville, MD. This was my first time attending the festival but not my first time visiting the farm. Fortunately […]
I’ve been meaning to write about Baltimore Coffee And Tea Company for a very long time. I am grateful to have the opportunity now. If you’ve ever been there, you know it’s a happy place, with a welcoming aura, and a great energy. In a future post, I will talk about the Timonium location […]
As promised (in a different universe, or the same one depending on how you look at it), I wanted to dedicate my last of the two posts to Syriana Cafe & Gallery, to not just a off-the-charts tea, but also a wonderful experience that only gets better with time. Since this writing, their official grand […]
This post is long overdue for several reasons. First, a friend brought me a couple of boxes of Hawaiian Islands Tea Company, and while I sampled them, I just never gave myself the opportunity to write about them. That, or the timing didn’t seem right. For more on purchasing Hawaiian Island Teas, click here. Speaking […]
When it’s this cold here in the Baltimore and DC area, it can be a challenge looking at the glass half full. It can be a time of hibernation, which is good or bad depending on how you look at things. I’m all for peace at any time of year. I’m all for a good […]
I tend to say this sometimes. Not everything has my heart. If everything did would there be room for anything else? I’m not sure. But I’m sometimes selective in what I place stock and loyalty in. If not, the things truly of value, may lose some of well, there value. Since my first Artscape […]
I had heard about Chocolatea in passing by a few friends, but never had the opportunity or gave myself time to make the short drive to the Tuscany/Caterbury neighborhood of Baltimore. That’s actually the location. I will always think of it as on the peripheral to Johns Hopkins University. Sadly, I only have a few […]
But they all can be and should be. However, this was more about the experience than anything else. Otherwise I don’t know how good the Chamomile Tea from Stash truly is or isn’t. I can’t believe it’s September already. Well yes I can as well. Time just keeps on going. Yet for this post […]
And when I mean tradition, I really mean tradition. An inspired pun for the blog title may have been intended. Bigelow Tea is up there with one of the first teas that catapulted me into this passion of mine. You can find it anywhere; hotel lobbies, restaurants, bars, gas stations, catered events, and parties. That’s […]
