Fannish Tea at Adagio

[impulsereader]

Ah, here we go - all the Sherlock blends http://www.adagio.com/sherlock/

They have other fandoms pretty well represented as well - OUAT Rumbelle and Gold as djarum99 so obligingly pointed out - Dr. Who etc. but I cannot seem to locate any direct links.  The Tardis blend is popular, and the top rating goes to - Loki!  http://www.adagio.com/signature_blend/most_popular.html?SID=a6f8befc38f87fbaff4374a5bf3ec4f6

ETA - ah, this seems like it may be useful  http://www.adagio.com/signature_blend/  I'm scrolling through the list at top left - a word from the creator... Are you trying to deduce me?

Edited again, sorry, sorry!  For teas in a fannish vein, do look for those created by Cara McGee.  I believe she does the artwork and blends the teas.  Crowley blend

Edited yet again to add...oh lord:
captain james tea kirk
A lotta passion, fruit that is with a splash of coconut and a cherry on the side. Just like Captain Kirk likes his women.

I love Star Trek, really I do.  We are currently watching Voyager and DS9 as we both watched only casually during their initial runs.  I am still resisting the reboot.  *plugs ears to the chorus of 'but Benedict -,' *hums loudly, plugs ears and hums loudly!!*

Edited for the umpteenth time to say - no, none of the OUAT tea is in that list.  I am thoroughly confused as to how I am supposed to find all the wonderful tea.  :-(

Comments

[northernwalker]

Forget Benedict- watch the reboot for Kirk/Bones, which is full of slashy goodness.

[impulsereader.livejournal.com]

Hm. But I'm not invested in that K/S. I'm quite fond of the Kirk and Spock which I grew up with, and I'm not really sure they needed a reboot. I am, however, possibly willing to be convinced.

[djarum99.livejournal.com]

I found the OUAT teas through a link someone posted - the site is confusing when it comes to custom blends, but being able to make your own is fantastic.

Thumbs up for reboot.

ETA: And, I just found the lemon is in play" on Cara McGee's tea blend list :-)

[impulsereader.livejournal.com]

bless you! I'll definitely have to add that to the list. Their site is definitely rather odd... I'm so excited about all of my new tea! I was undecided about drinking the Sherlock varieties, but I'm going to go ahead and just save the packaging.

I've also had the rather brilliant idea of dropping off some lemons at the theater which is airing the Benedict as The Creature Frankenstein tomorrow night - I'm imagining a sign which says, 'If you love Benedict take a lemon and help get the game going'

[djarum99.livejournal.com]

That is a brilliant idea! Is the theater airing a film version of the play? I would love to see that, if so.

Definitely drink the tea. Watson and Mrs. Hudson would approve, I'm sure. Sherlock wouldn't care one way or the other, but he might appreciate the wandering lemons :-) I think I might try creating a blend or two of my own at Adagio; not sure which fannish inspirations I'll use, but it sounds like fun.

[impulsereader.livejournal.com]

Sweet - definitely send me a link to any creations please!

[chloris.livejournal.com]

Huh. I was looking through the site as well and was having trouble finding a more complete listing of blends. (Though it's nice to see Mr. Gold, Rumbelle, and Swan Queen teas represented.) It seems as though you already need to know what you are looking for to find anything. And now I rather want to make a blend of my own. *g* A nice OUAT-themed herbal tea.

[impulsereader.livejournal.com]

Oh - in the wrong spot, but, yes, they're filming both versions and giving a nice price break if you see both. I'll see them in July, but for today am just dropping off lemons. :-)

Yeah, I'm sort of getting a voodoo doll to hopefully cause some mischief to Adagio's web designer. Perhaps it started as something quite small and was meant to be a bit private? dunno...