Pinacolada Tea

[Samovar]

Pinacolada Tea

by Samovar » Aug 16th, '06, 13:35

I would be wonderful if Adagio would carry a loose Pinacolada tea using black tea.

Any chance that this might happen?

Teatime

Last edited by Samovar on Aug 24th, '06, 07:51, edited 1 time in total.

[jogrebe]

by jogrebe » Aug 16th, '06, 20:56

Just make your own by mixing the Pinacolada herbal tea with a black tea of your choice.

[Carnelian]

by Carnelian » Aug 16th, '06, 22:29

I'd recommend blending the herbal version of pina colada with adagio's coconut black tea

[Samovar]

by Samovar » Aug 17th, '06, 07:43

Thank you for the great ideas!

Teatime

[Amanda]

by Amanda » Aug 17th, '06, 15:57

we recommend mixing the pinapple & coconut black teas...should work nicely!

Amanda
-just give me a drink, a beach and a hammock!

[Samovar]

by Samovar » Aug 17th, '06, 20:10

Do I mix the pinapple and coconut (black) teas in equal parts?

My mouth is watering just thinking about it. (Planning my future order)!

Teatime

[Samovar]

by Samovar » Aug 21st, '06, 13:22

I just ordered both the pinapple and coconut black teas. I'll be off to the tropics in my teacup!

Tea time

[Samovar]

by Samovar » Aug 24th, '06, 07:54

I received the pinapple and coconut teas last night and immediately I began to blend this special brew.

I am very please with the result. It's very mild but extremely flavorful. (I might just add a little extra pinapple to the blend).

Teatime

[keelyn]

What's a Pina Colada without Alcohol?

by keelyn » Aug 24th, '06, 18:59

You know what, I'm wondering what a little bit of the Rum tea would do to the pineapple/coconut concoction.

Teatime, do you have any rum tea on hand?
Or perhaps Amanda you could try that out for me?

I have the rum, but I don't have the coconut or pineapple

[jogrebe]

Re: What's a Pina Colada without Alcohol?

by jogrebe » Aug 25th, '06, 03:09

You know what, I'm wondering what a little bit of the Rum tea would do to the pineapple/coconut concoction.

Teatime, do you have any rum tea on hand?
Or perhaps Amanda you could try that out for me?

I have the rum, but I don't have the coconut or pineapple

Why not just skip the coconut black tea and just use the rum, after all the pina colada herbal tea already has the pineapple and coconut in it.

[Amanda]

by Amanda » Aug 25th, '06, 09:53

I'll try it in a little while...I'm on my first cup of Ooolong #40, and I have a couple of infusions to go until I've finished. Nothing like a little experiment to keep the day interesting...

...and tonight, maybe I'll try out that rum option

Who knew this was the kind of work I'd signed on for?

-Amanda

[jogrebe]

by jogrebe » Aug 25th, '06, 12:35

I'll try it in a little while...I'm on my first cup of Ooolong #40, and I have a couple of infusions to go until I've finished. Nothing like a little experiment to keep the day interesting...

...and tonight, maybe I'll try out that rum option

Who knew this was the kind of work I'd signed on for?

-Amanda

I meant using the rum flavored black tea not actually rum but I guess that would also work if you want it to be a little stronger

[Amanda]

by Amanda » Aug 25th, '06, 13:05

I hear you - just having a little fun...

We tried this mix in the office:
1 personaliTEA teapot (21 oz)
2 teaspoons Pineapple Black Tea
3 teaspoons Coconut Black Tea
1 teaspoon Rum Black Tea

We taste the rum, but since the rum is coconutty to begin with, we think you'll be alright w/o the rum tea added.

Back to the test kitchen with me...

-Amanda

[sippy cup]

by sippy cup » Aug 25th, '06, 13:26

Back to the test kitchen with me...

-Amanda

Amanda...I want your job. I really, really, really want your job.

[teamuse]

by teamuse » Aug 25th, '06, 13:39

Amanda...I want your job. I really, really, really want your job.

me twos. i would love to get paid to drink tea and experiment with flavors all day. wahhoo (even if it did involve customer service as well)