
This morning, with the power out and no internet to eat my soul, I had a chance to slow down and enjoy a fine cuppa new tea I got from Alicia of Litttle Bits Clothing Company.
This is “1772 Colonial Spiced Tea,” with lemon, cloves, allspice, black tea, cinnamon, mint, and orange – all the wonderful things I love in a fine tea. Wonderful Christmas memories spring from the aroma, and the tea tastes as good as it smells.

I mixed mine with wildflower honey, and raw sugar. Alicia recommends adding a squeeze of lemon, or trying the mixture out as a mulling spice for wine or cider. (Oh don’t I wish the weather would turn chilly already! It’s still too hot outside for cider!)
I really enjoyed this mix, and think it would make a great gift for Georgian history buffs. Litttle Bits sells it for $15.00 / 3.7 oz. , in her Etsy store here: LitttleBits on Etsy

4 Comments
Rubina Scarletti
September 5, 2012 at 1:45 AMThis is making me crave a cinnamon-y, spicy cup of tea.
Lauren Stowell
September 5, 2012 at 11:43 PMmmm, yessssss. The weather here is kindof gray – perfect timing 🙂
Amanda
September 5, 2012 at 3:49 AMThat tea sounds wonderful – and what a fun shop she's got! Thanks for the rec.
Lauren Stowell
September 5, 2012 at 11:43 PMI got a few more products from her that I will be sharing soon – foot scrub and hair powder, as well as the lip and cheek rouge.