HONEYMOON

Although the actual term “honeymoon” isn’t used in the first known usage of the phrase, the notion is clear: newlyweds should take a break from the responsibilities of adulthood to celebrate their union. One interesting fact is that the Bible recommends a full year of honeymooning. Recent sociological research suggests that the honeymoon phase of a marriage often lasts no more than one month.

Thankfully, the joy of sipping a hot cup of tea remains unchanged through the ages. A cup of hot, freshly made tea has the power to cure the blues, bring back the excitement of the first day of a new romance, and mend any problem, no matter how big or little. There’s an ancient proverb that goes: “A cup of tea may cure whatever ails you.”

We’ve all come here today, dearly adored, to discuss tea. Honeymoons mix is the tea to go for when you need a reminder of how delightful life can be, whether you’re thinking of a biblical honeymoon or a modern one. This mix of African, Indian, and Chinese black teas is a feast for the senses, with malty undertones, floral overtones, and oily nuances that go on for ages. Simply said, it’s a great tea for toasting to living life to the fullest. (Regardless of whether or not you’ve tied the knot!)