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[1] Adagio’s limited-edition Irish Stout tea (all photos © Adagio Teas). [2] Drink it hot or iced, black, with milk and sugar…and perhaps some whipped cream! [3] Paper infuser bags for loose tea. Get them here. The Irish now drink more tea per capita than any other nation in the world—between six and seven…
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[1] The Integrated Milk Frother (all photos © Maestri House). [2] Both frothers make four temperatures of foam, for iced and hot drinks. [3] The Detachable Frother has a larger capacity milk jug, which can be cleaned in the dishwasher. If you head out to Starbucks for lattes and cappuccinos that you can’t make…
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Something different to reflect upon on Valentine’s Day: cocoa bitters. Artisan chocolate bitters have been around for a while, but now category leader ANGOSTURA® has launched Cocoa Bitters. They join a lineup that includes the original Aromatic Bitters and Orange Bitters. And Cocoa Bitters are not just for cocktails. Add them to your morning cup…
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[1] Lovely packaging for your valentine (both photos © Smith Teamaker). [2] A bouquet in a sachet. Steven Smith Teamaker is one of our favorite brands of fine tea—superb tea in silky sachets (tea bags) instead of loose leaves. Steven Smith (1949-2015) was a co-founder of Stash Tea Company, then founded Tazo tea company.…
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The Year Of The Tiger begins on February 1st, and Adagio Teas has created a special oolong tea blend. If you’re not familiar with oolong, it’s semi-fermented or semi-oxidized tea that falls between green and black tea on the fermentation continuum (black tea ferments for two to four hours; for oolong, the fermentation process is…
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