A blend of Irish Breakfast, blackberry, and cream black teas, this brew is yummy with an almost blackberry-pie like flavor. It is best consumed with sugar and a drop of milk to bring out the cream flavor. The slight tang of blackberry isn’t overwhelming but not too skimpy either, and it lingers on your tongue for a while.

Overall, I’m enjoying it. Thanks to Carolynne for allowing me to try this blend!

I can taste the cashews and a hint of the caramel but unfortunately, the chocolate note is non-existent. This tea is mainly cashew and the unpleasantly-bitter black tea base that 52teas.com uses.

Per usual, Adagio’s added-flavoring-to-tea ratio is off. The only citrus note I detected was in the after-flavor and the note was a very artificial orange.

This tea has reaffirmed my dislike of flavored rooibos blends. In my opinion, rooibos doesn’t flavor well.

Best to stick with just plain ol’ rooibos.

LOL

Seriously…just LOL

mmm Fruity and sweet but not too fruity and sweet. Berries with a a hint of vanilla; sort of berries & cream which combines well with the natural sweetness of the rooibos. The flavors are natural and don’t leave an nasty aftertaste! That’s a big plus in my book. So many of the flavored teas have artificial flavoring that leaves behind a chemically aftertaste. >_<

Unfortunately, I was unable to detect any of the lavender in this blend but, nonetheless, this is a delicious tea. I’m sure I’ll enjoy trying this iced!

Bad. Very bad. And cheesy…maybe that’s why I like it so much.

Thankfully I didn’t watch this film with high expectations. Almost every film concerning demonic possession other than The Exorcist has been a disappointment for me, so I didn’t expect for this to be any different. Even so, I did expect a more professional film than what I got. The plot and writing are sloppy. the actress who played Isabella is stiff and incredibly dull. Everything about it, especially the tired mockumentary style, makes for a crappy movie.

So laughably bad.

This family was so dull and boring that it borders on annoying. Towards the end of the book, you find yourself actually wanting the demon to take over because it had more personality than any of the family members.

And the pictures…they’re hilarious.

Genuinely creepy. The atmospheric music and cinematography is fantastic!

I saw the movie and disliked it, so I was sure the book would be as much of a bore as the movie. I was wrong!

Stephen King has a way with words that cannot be duplicated or translated to the big screen. He knows how to weave a story and word it perfectly.

I experienced almost every human emotion while reading this. Anger, sadness, happiness…everything. This takes place every time I read anything by Stephen King. He brings me to tears nearly every time.