Baraka_Guru

Yeah, I'll have to get some more of it myself. I also like the Tahitian Vanilla Hazelnut and the Classic India Spice.

I love Stash as well. They seem to be a no-frills tea company that aims to give you decent quality at a good price. (Yogi and Numi are priced significantly higher comparatively.)

I buy the Stash decaffeinated green tea. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they indicate right on the package that they use the carbon dioxide method to remove the caffeine, which keeps the EGCG intact. And at that price, you can't go wrong. I can't find a green tea (regardless of caffeine content) at that price point or lower with the same level of quality. It's not the best quality by any means, but the price is right if you drink a lot of green tea.

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What I miss is Galway's Irish Breakfast Tea. It's the earthiest, most hearty blend I've ever had. It stands up to milk and sugar just about as good as coffee does, more so than any other Irish breakfast I've tried. I used to buy it at a local grocery store when I still lived in my hometown. You buy it by the 100, and it wasn't very expensive. I haven't seen it since moving up here to Toronto, so I haven't had it in a number of years. I should hunt it down.

I've been drinking Twinings' Irish blend, which is good, but it's not the same. Maybe I should find Stash's version and see how that is.

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