[ SECRET POST #3027 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3027 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I really like it. I get to try flavor combos I might not have thought of before, and I make my own and customize them because I'm fairly picky. I'm not a big fan of most fruit flavors and I'm contact-allergic to cinnamon oil, so it limits my tea adventures quite a bit. Last time I sampled anything at Teavanna the worker swore the company never used cinnamon oil, I still got nasty burns all over my mouth and throat.

Plus I think it's just human nature to enjoy naming/labeling things. I mean candles get named stuff like "Christmas Wreath" instead of "Some fake pine and cinnamon and shit" all the time. If I'm going to enjoy tea I might as well enjoy one called "Rarity" instead of "Spearmint Sparkles" or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

Teavana is overpriced crap and they're targeted at people who like the idea of tea and tea blends with cutesy names more than actually drinking it. I wouldn't put much faith in their staff's knowledge about tea at all.