A friend and I went to a Greek restaurant chain, at the end of our meal we ordered Greek Mountain Tree Tea and were most surprised to have a bundle of twigs and hot water served to us in a tall glass!
On holiday in Greece this year the tea was on the menu in a taverna, I was so disappointed to be served a teabag floating in a china cup of hot water.
I brought home a bunch of mountain tree twigs I bought from a little supermarket, and now I find it's available in a local supermarket.
I like the way the tea is brewed and the overall look of what it is brewed from. I did the same thing with Key Limes on a trip to the Florida Keys. Brought back key lime juice as souvenirs and then noticed it in the grocery store.
@will_wooderson it was
@365projectorgchristine thank you
@grammyn felt it needed a bit of explanation
@shutterbug49 tea grows on twigs on a bush
@Dawn it's ok
@joansmor thank you
@narayani difficult to describe the flavour
@wakelys try it next week, it's not horrible ( and no caffeine)
@brennieb thanks
Have you tried nettle tea? That's a bit earthy and herby too
@bkbinthecity thank you
@briaan v kind, thank you
@mcsiegle tea's better than coffee that's my connoisseurship!