Design A Tea

Review #2. Because they’re that good!
Rose petals and chocolate in a mug? Yes, please! Design a Tea never fails to impress me. The China Seduction tea far surpassed my expectations. It’s definitely a must try! The entire fam. loved it! The Ruby Delight is tropical heaven! Words cannot describe the soothing feel of the fruity flavors. It’s amazing how well they mix different flavors. Each concoction is unique and tastes magical. Thank you for the amazing service and super speedy delivery! I cannot wait to try all your signature blends :)
P. S. the pic was taken AFTER couple of cups of tea ;)

I’ve order multiple teas from them and I’ve always been pleased with the service I recieved. They give a huge range of flavors and herbs that you can add. When you originally set up your tea you pick the base and then you can choose 2 flavors and an herb. If you go to the other teas product page you can add extra herbs to your tea mixtures. When I did this without specifying which herb went into which tea they emailed me to make sure they got it right. They obviously care about the customers and have always been great to work with. If you want customized tea I highly recommend using Design a Tea.

Wifey placed a special order for me on our 1 year anniversary. I love the different variety of flavors the teas have. I have to give a special shout out to Brian for being attentive, and helping out with the special custom order that was made. We are looking forward to trying every other flavor on the list.

Met Design A Tea at the Letchworth craft fair this past weekend and he was so awesome! I picked out some premixed teas and they are fantastic! I look forward to ordering some custom teas!

New Yorkers like options.
We like to choose our favorite pizza joint, our baseball, hockey and football teams (two of each!) and now we can choose exactly what we want in our tea. I don’t know about you but I like the getting things my way. Any fan of choice and flavored teas will enjoy Design a Tea.
Design a Tea has such a fantastic business model, I wish I thought of something like this earlier and capitalized on it. Here’s the deal:
Step 1 — You select your base. Black, Oolong, Green or Rooibos Tea. Each has their own distinct taste.
Step 2 — Here’s where it get’s tricky. Pick one. Or Two. Like those trendy self-​serve froyo places that are popping up virtually everywhere — your choice can make the end product virtually amazing or disgusting. The power is yours. The flavors run the entire gamete from Almond, Amaretto, Anise to Pear, Pecan, Peppermint and even Wintergreen and Zabaglione (zaba, what?).
Step 3 — Get tea bagged, or go loose !
Step 4 — Name your package! Go crazy and call your dark, spicy tea Cthulhu’s Blood, or be corny (like yours truly) and call your chocolate mint tea Chocomint!
Step 5 — Pay the man.
Some combos I’ve tried (and enjoyed!) were Ginger Peach (black), Peach (green), Coconut Almond (Rooibos) and Plum (black).
In addition to giving you exactly what to want, the owner throws in samples and — get this, a hand written note saying thank you for ordering. Amazing customer service with a personal touch is certainly not dead to the folks who run