Just a note of continued appreciation for this one. I love Golden Monkey so much, and Harney’s is still the most consistently delicious one that I’ve found. Sweet honeyfruity which turns milky on subsequent steeps. Fantastic resteeper. Good at any temperature. Wonderful with a croissant!
I am very low, and I just checked — there is some available to purchase. It’s pricey, but very much worth it to me. Heaven.
Preparation
People who liked this
Comments
Did you ever get to try Teavivre’s?
No, I haven’t!
I need to email you. You’ll never guess what made it’s way to my yard — a lost homing pigeon! I’ve been taking care of him for almost 3 weeks. I may need to make him a coop because even though I can read the bands on his feet but I can’t find an organization that corresponds to the bands!
Did you name him “Pidge?” (Pushing Daisies reference :)
I will send you some Teavivre! It isn’t super fresh, but it is super good. It is a bit different but very similar.
You know this is the first step to getting chickens, right? You start with a pigeon, build coop, then….Boy, the animals really know where to go! They have a secret symbol inscribed on your house.
gmathis — I was going to name him Pigwidgeon like Ron Weasley’s owl!
ashmanra — I was thinking that it was a baby step to chickens! Sorry my above paragraph was almost not understandable and filled with errors — I was so excited about the pigeon!
Here he is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/91317662@N02/8814693150/
He is adorable! Birds can have so much personality, and he looks like a real character.
Tonight I suggested the we eat at the patio table since it is so pleasant out, even though I knew that Sam and all four chickens would be milling around our feet begging for food. What I didn’t anticipate was that Comet would actually leap/fly onto the table – TWICE- and stand by my plate trying to get my food! I did share, but I guess I wasn’t handing it out fast enough for her!
Did you ever get to try Teavivre’s?
No, I haven’t!
I need to email you. You’ll never guess what made it’s way to my yard — a lost homing pigeon! I’ve been taking care of him for almost 3 weeks. I may need to make him a coop because even though I can read the bands on his feet but I can’t find an organization that corresponds to the bands!
Did you name him “Pidge?” (Pushing Daisies reference :)
I will send you some Teavivre! It isn’t super fresh, but it is super good. It is a bit different but very similar.
You know this is the first step to getting chickens, right? You start with a pigeon, build coop, then….Boy, the animals really know where to go! They have a secret symbol inscribed on your house.
gmathis — I was going to name him Pigwidgeon like Ron Weasley’s owl!
ashmanra — I was thinking that it was a baby step to chickens! Sorry my above paragraph was almost not understandable and filled with errors — I was so excited about the pigeon!
Here he is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/91317662@N02/8814693150/
He is adorable! Birds can have so much personality, and he looks like a real character.
Tonight I suggested the we eat at the patio table since it is so pleasant out, even though I knew that Sam and all four chickens would be milling around our feet begging for food. What I didn’t anticipate was that Comet would actually leap/fly onto the table – TWICE- and stand by my plate trying to get my food! I did share, but I guess I wasn’t handing it out fast enough for her!