I received the Mobile teapot and a lemon ginger green tea from Village Tea Company to review. Ya’ll may remember I worked with them awhile back and my mom still loves her tea from them just as much. Thanks to this company from the beginning is the reason my mom tried herbal teas like green tea and some of the others, which is way more healthier and she needs it anyways. She had a teapot for the house but she is on the go alot when she goes down and spends time and sees if she can help out the landlord during the weekends so this mobile teapot really came in handy. Ma said its so simple to use just put your tea in the bottom part add water let it sit while she gets ready feeds the animals and all that good stuff so by the time she leaves its perfect so she takes it with her and through out the day instead of drinking sugary sodas, or black or orange tea which is loaded with caffeine and all she pulls out her organic tea in the mobile teapot pours herself a glass and it sifts right through so no tea leaves in her glass. This was a great idea my mom said because she remembers when you had to fish your tea leaves out of your tea just to drink it where with this you get the great flavor with no leaves or mess to cleanup. My mom said the tea she received was ok but she liked some of the other teas she still has from before from this company better, and plans to buy more in the future when she needs it from Village Tea Company, I definitely recommend this company.

Hey everyone! My next review is for the Village Tea Company. Village Tea Company is this great tea company that have amazingly flavored teas and even have their own cafe in Texas. As the website says: “The Village Tea Company is all about the escape from the everyday. We believe that in our lives, there is nothing better than kicking back with your family and friends over a fantastic cup of tea. Not just any tea, Village Tea.”

I am now forever spoiled. Little ordinary tea bags are not going to cut it for me anymore I received a sampling of teas and their new mobile tea pot fromwww.villageteaco.com to review. I am a big tea drinker.

Momma Told Me: Each cup of tea is an imaginary voyage.

Whether you’re nursing a cold, cuddling up with a book by the fire, or cooling off poolside on a hot summer day; tea makes memories. It’s perfect hot, or chilled, sweet, or tart, with an unlimited number of essences. I can’t recall a day in my childhood my mother didn’t have a pitcher of freshly brewed tea chilled in the fridge. She taught me to appreciate it for the complex builds and flavors, with a squeeze of lemon, pinch of sugar, or on it’s own. And to fuel the tea addiction, we had a special ‘caffeine-free’ pitcher for those late night cravings. Growing up in Southern California, we didn’t frequently drink our tea warm- but from a young age I knew how to brew it. I remember the smell of seeping tea leaves wafting through the air as delectable as freshly baked cookies. Tea time was something my mother and I shared. We’d find a chilled blend at a restaurant, or on the store and rush home to replicate it. Yes, I love my tea