How to edit your home down to the essentials
How to edit your home down to the essentials A cleaner home rarely starts with buying more. It starts with noticing what you already use, and letting the rest go....
The Library - Malty Black Tea - 15 cup bag is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Tastes Like: buttered toast, brown bread, almond
Feels Like: morning in the library
Picture the dark wooden walls of a library lined with rows of books, like the iconic Long Room of Trinity College in Dublin. There is a seductive atmosphere that is both austere and comforting. The bready aroma of this tea is complemented by the unique nuttiness of caraway. This high grade black assam tea has a velvety mouthfeel and rich flavor. Hints of cocoa and sweet almond aromas enliven the mix, like the occasional contemporary novel whose glossy cover pops against the worn literary classics. A drop of milk tips the flavor towards a smooth creamy stout. Like sinking into a stately club chair to ponder the pages between your hands, this tea invites reflection. This makes a rich breakfast tea, and a great afternoon tea with shortbread or cherry scones.
Reduces bloat
Caraway reduces gastrointestinal inflammation, gas, and aids digestion
Mood lift and cognitive enhancement
Theobromine, a psychoactive compound in cacao shell, creates feelings of calmness and increases neural activity
Balanced energy
Black tea is rich in l-theanine, an amino acid that slows absorption of caffeine, which prevents energy crashes
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How to edit your home down to the essentials A cleaner home rarely starts with buying more. It starts with noticing what you already use, and letting the rest go....