Hobbit Teas

In celebration of getting started on my job, I decided to try some tea from a unique tea-seller: Hobbit Tea. They sell a small selection (only 3 varieties) of teas themed around The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. I decided to try the “Bilbo Baggins Breakfast Blend” and “Gandalf the Grey Tea”. The former is a blend of black tea, orange zest, red clover, cinnamon, and natural orange extract; the latter is mixed of chamomile flowers and Red Bush tea (Rooibis).

The Bilbo Baggins Breakfast Blend.

The Breakfast Blend turned out to have a pleasant, warm flavour. Just what one would want for a morning. The orange and cinnamon go very well together, I always thought those were two complementary tastes to begin with. This one was also a big hit with the younger siblings due to its spicy and exotic taste.

Gandalf the Grey Tea

The Gandalf the Grey Tea was also delightful. Chamomile is traditionally brewed as a tea to help with sleep. Red Bush tea is a variety found in South Africa and has a sweet, slightly nutty flavour. Both are often served sweetened with honey or lemon. I fairly certain this is meant to be a relaxing and calming tea; Chamomile being used for sleeping and Rooibus to assist with nervousness and digestion.

The Virtue of Proofreading

The Virtue of Proofreading

by DominusTemporis and SparklePony

Aye en joy too ewes write gram mar

It real lee pleas is me

It ads allot of glamour

And is vary nice two sea

The Virtue of Proofreading

by DominusTemporis and SparklePony


Aye en joy too ewes write gram mar

It real lee pleas is me

It ads allot of glamour

And is vary nice two sea

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Your you sing it not nicely

It real lee bothers me

You’re pay per is not good lee

And its vary bad too sea

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Theirs a prop per thyme two yews

The soup herb kind of word

For gram myrrh they dew ab ewes

And they’re spell ling is ab surd

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So proof reed ding must you do

And dew it must yew well

Four if ewe don’t isle get yew

And you’re ha bits wheel dis spell

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