Boulder, Colorado: Home of Celestial Seasonings
Celestial Seasonings takes their tea seriously. Hence the hair - and beard! - net during a tour of their facilities, which was really fun and informative.
Did you know that most Celestial Seasonings products aren't actually teas? An herbal tea must have tea in it to be considered a proper tea. Most of the items in the Celestial Seasonings pantheon are actually composed of herbs and roots, and are known as tisanes.
As per Dictionary.com: "ti·sane (t-zn, -zän) n. An herbal infusion or similar preparation drunk as a beverage or for its mildly medicinal effect."
Who knew?!
Note how enjoying the healthful mojo of the Celestial Seasonings gift shop turns a serious expression into one of utter glee!
(Photo by MsAPhillips)
Did you know that most Celestial Seasonings products aren't actually teas? An herbal tea must have tea in it to be considered a proper tea. Most of the items in the Celestial Seasonings pantheon are actually composed of herbs and roots, and are known as tisanes.
As per Dictionary.com: "ti·sane (t-zn, -zän) n. An herbal infusion or similar preparation drunk as a beverage or for its mildly medicinal effect."
Who knew?!
Note how enjoying the healthful mojo of the Celestial Seasonings gift shop turns a serious expression into one of utter glee!
(Photo by MsAPhillips)
posted by Steve Caratzas at 5:04 PM
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2 Comments:
tisanes, nice sounding word. Had no idea. Never really thought that this (non)tea comes from somewhere.
I drink wild berry zinger for bph symtons and lemon zinger for colds. Lipton stopped making their lemon soother that was simular to the lemon zinger. stop by chaindropz solutions. I have good information and laughs.
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