issue 8 // volume 43 life & style // no. ‘Wi

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I: November, and we've officially hit the crappy weather. We got lucky with a long summer, and now we have to
pay the price. Fortunately, we're in the right town for teas to warm ourselves up with after the long commute home.
Here’s a list of loose leaf teas from around the city, perfect supplements for a good book or last-minute essay editing.

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with lavender. Simple, classic,

  

tlane: Huckinghary, Palace and versatile, there’s no situation
Vavetety: Olack Ter. this doesn’t work well with.
Where to buy: Creat Tea Wall It’s a great twist on a common
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for when you want something Vavetetys Gagen Tea
comfortable and familiar. The Where to buy: DavidsTen
scent is out of this world.
(lane: Puryskun Chai Hane: Lapsang Souchony
Vaverety: Black/Uhar Tea Vaverety: black Tex.
Where to buy: Great Ter Wall Where to bug Arywhere, but espectally Chinatown

This is Frankenstein’s Tea. And I
promise, it’s the only pumpkin-
based drink on this list. A
fusion of pumpkin spice, vanilla
cream, and cochin masala, this

is a strong-yet-smooth tea with
a decent spice kick. It’s warming
in the way only chai can be.

Man, this stuff is awesome. It’s a tea
that looks, smells, and tastes exactly
like campfire charcoal. But in a good
way. It’s so soothing and relaxing,
you could be drinking this on a roller
coaster and be perfectly calm. The
ultimate book-reading tea. It’s sold
anywhere that has loose leaf teas, but
the best will usually be found in tea
shops around Chinatown. Have fun
exploring for this one; it’s an experience.

 

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tones of currant and raspberry, so if
you're looking for a sweet pick-me-
up, this is it. It'll wake you up faster
than most breakfast teas. This is an

extremely good choice for staying up
until 4 a.m. and obsessively researching
courses for the upcoming registration.
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for the good courses, anyways.

 

(lave: Tuy, Hortons Double-Double Steeed Tea
Vavetety: Olack Tea.
Where to buy: Rock Bott-ory (Tre Hortons)

Youre late for class, it’s
raining, and you have a
toonie in your pocket. That’s
your only excuse to walk in

with this simple favourite.
Remember, fortune favours
the budget conscious!

 

Illustration by Ed Appleby