Whenever I hear the word "pukka" my first thought is of Jamie Oliver and his wild phrases.Awhile back, I saw this line of tea made by a company in the U.K. at the gourmet supermarket, but I didn't buy it because I still had some other teas around.
Then, in June, the Japanese foodie magazine that I subscribe to had a giveaway. Just answer their questionnaire and choose a present from their list. I don't always enter their monthly giveaways, but it just so happened that they were giving away this tea. So, I filled out the questionnaire and sent in my entry.
Last year, from the same magazine, I also won this Cuoca Chocolate Tasting Set.
Fast forward to today. As I was walking back to our apartment, I saw a man standing in front of our door. I was kind of leery at first, but realized it was the home delivery guy and rushed to catch him in the stairwell.
After signing for the package, I looked at the package but couldn't remember what I entered for, I was quickly reminded when I opened the package.
What a great surprise...I can't wait to try these teas!
How fun! I can't wait to hear how they are--they look like great and interesting flavor combos.
ReplyDeleteI hope they are good, Deb, and not too "herby".
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Cool, I love getting giveaway stuff like this! And those are neat descriptions that they have on the bottom of the labels.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lori, I hope that they will taste good :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I hope you like those teas! I use Pukka's Digestif fennel tea when I'm not feeling well. It really settles a sour stomach.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look out for Love Tea. Is it chock full of viagra?
congrats on winning the teas! the rose, chamomile, and lavender one sounds delightful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lyvvie, I was looking at their site and the chai looks really good too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Genki :)
Take care you two.
Kat