This marks the first time I have ordered from Adagio and I will gladly review my overall experience when I have time. I'd also like to review the local tea shop I go to (I have so many blends from there) so look forward to that.
Outsides: Adagio Teas come in little bags unless you order specific tins which are impervious to light. I got a sample of this, which says it's enough for 10 cups and I'd say about 8. I brewed about 2 teaspoons at slightly below boiling for about 4 minutes. The tea is a lighter color than I expected but smells very gingery and with a heavy scent of coconut. I added some cream and sugar.
Insides: I am really impressed b this. It's a nice strong chai with a nice, spicy kick but the sweet coconut and citrus flavors really make this unique. The spice blend is fantastic with a focus on the ginger and cardamon but a whole variety of mid-flavors. .It's very reminiscent of islands and I'd even say that it tastes "lighter" than most chai, making it a nice for both warm and cold days. It also took milk and sugar well and kept a lot of it's flavor.
Overall: This one was a good start for Adagio and if your local tea shop doesn't have a blend like this then check it out.
My Rating: Try/Buy it!
Adagio is an online tea shop that sells a variety of teas in sample sets, 3 oz, a pound or teabags. I actually got a twitter just for the discounts and will try to post $5 coupons as much as I can on it so if you don't mind a bit of tea-spam, my twitter is @teaandpolish and you can get $5 off if you use those coupons. Apparently, I can't do this via blogger so...yeah, but if you don't want to follow twitter then I can email you a certificate as well. Adagio is also sold at Whole Foods.
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