I have been buying 500 gram bags of tea at Lake Missoula Tea since the buisines started up stairs. Every 3 weeks like clockwork I always reuse my bag until it needs replaced. My concern is I have never been offered a punch card for possible free bag. I spend a lot of money at the shop. when I come in reusing my bag ,i was offered a little extra tea for recycling. the girls working there now must be weighing the tea with the bag and then tell me I threw a couple extra ounces in . Big deal a couple cups of tea I recycled I am a loyal customer and your crew needs to keep there finger off the scale. When I fill my 500 gram bag ,its only barely half full for 50 dollars. that is Capitolistic behavior. seems like every time I give the shop 50 dollars I get a punch in the gut.
Toffee Truffle is a velvety, nutty treat of a tea. With a plush heaviness that feels like a bite of Belgian truffle. While there is absolutely no similarity in taste to the truffle mushroom, the truffle bonbon is named for the similarity in appearance only to the highly desired fungus.
Satiating the sweet cravings we all get, without the sugar. We’ve all had a box of chocolates, that you sample your way through the box, saving your favorite for last. More than likely, the coveted confectionary is the lightly nut dusted truffle!
Aromatic and deeply satisfying, silky nuttiness and cream linger with each sip. Apropos when you yearn for something luxurious, like a fine cup of tea after dinner. The flavor speaks to a richness and depth of ganache in your cup. In fact, a cup of Toffee Truffle is a fine dessert!
A made in Montana tea.