What’s in your cup?

Adagio Teas

I’m nor­mally a cof­fee drinker. Heck, let’s be hon­est here; I’m more than just a cof­fee drinker. I’m both a cof­fee addict and a cof­fee snob. I’ll gladly pay ~$5 for a well brewed cup of espresso with a shot of fla­vored syrup in it and I reg­u­larly buy fresh beans from Gevalia rather than try to choke down that crap my office claims is coffee.

But for all that, cof­fee is not my exclu­sive poi­sion. Par­tic­u­larly in the warmer months, noth­ing is quite so refresh­ing as a cold glass of ice-tea. To make my ice-tea, I gen­er­ally put 5 bags of Lip­ton into a 1 gal­lon glass jar and stick it in the win­dow for a few hours. It’s slow, but it turns out won­der­ful. Why am I talk­ing so much about this?

Well, I had been read­ing through the var­i­ous blogs on my por­tal page, when I saw an inter­est­ing note over at shades*of*grey. He men­tioned an inter­est­ing mar­ket­ing tech­nique from Ada­gio Teas. Far too inter­est­ing to resist in my book, so I’m link­ing them up here –and in my side­bar– hop­ing to get a freebie. :)

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About Mark McKibben

Mark works as a [REDACTED] for [REDACTED], currently residing in Iowa. CoffeeBear.net is a place for him to blather on about whatever strikes his fancy. He currently spends his "free" time working on a photography project, playing with his cat and attempting to keep his wife happy (not necessarily in that order).

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