Sipsby|May Tea Box

“Rainy days should be spent at home with a cup of tea and a good book.”

― Bill Watterson, The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book

A little about Sipsby

Sipsby offers personalized tea boxes delivered right to your front door! Head over to sipsby.com/, and take a quiz so they can learn more about you. That's really all you have to do! They will put all your information together and start putting together a personalized tea box just for you. Each month you'll get to explore different teas.

My Sipsby tea box was such a delight! I really enjoyed this box.

My box included

Lemon cake Sips by, Red Rose

This was my favorite in my May box.

Each sip was like biting into a slice of lemon cake.

Caffeine-free, and flavors of Apple, Rosehip, natural flavor, lemon peel, orange peel, citric acid, and Stevia

If you're a fan of lemon cake, you will love this tea!

Masala Chai Sips by, Tea India

I really enjoyed the flavors of the clove and cinnamon in this tea.

This tea is high in caffeine, and the flavors included are cinnamon, cloves, black pepper, cardamom, black tea, and ginger root.

This tea is perfect with a splash of any milk of your choice and sweetener. I used honey in my tea, and I found that the flavors were combined perfectly. Just the right amount of spice and sweetness.

Wild Mint Sips by, Roar

Caffeine free.

Flavors included are organic green tea and organic spearmint.

This tea was very smooth, with a light spearmint flavor. If you enjoy the aroma and taste of spearmint, you will really like this one.

Organic Peppermint Amour Sips by, David's Tea

Caffeine free

Flavors include organic peppermint leaves from Oregon and Washington State.

This tea was perfect, and the peppermint flavor was amazing!

If you're interested in trying out your very own tea box, be sure to visit sipsby.com/

And be on your way to exploring new teas monthly!

❤

Stephanie

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