richard-in-cincy
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Anyone know any promotional codes for Harney Tea Co.? Thanks.
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jennifer_in_ma
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I don't often see promotional codes for Harney, usually just some free shipping around the holidays
We are frequent Harney tea purchasers (both from their store and on-line), but I think they only do free shipping type promotions. What are you looking for, Richard?
We are frequent Harney tea purchasers (both from their store and on-line), but I think they only do free shipping type promotions. What are you looking for, Richard?
richard-in-cincy
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free shipping : )
We love Harney Tea. Have you tried the Peach Tisane? Heaven.
We love Harney Tea. Have you tried the Peach Tisane? Heaven.
jennifer_in_ma
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We generally drink black teas, but the peach sounds great. (more)
We live about 40 minutes from the tea shop and every so often made the drive there to shop and taste. They will brew you a small cup of whatever tea you want to taste-as many as you like! I will try the peach next time we go. Our favorite has to be the Queen Catherine blend--our usual morning tea flavor. We usually buy it by the pound. Husband likes more of the smoky Chinese ones-Hao Ya B (or Hao Ya A--pricey!). Other regular staples: Palm Court, Malachi McCormick's, Eight at the Fort. I love their Chai as well. I guess you could always order over $75 and get the free shipping! Enjoy!
We live about 40 minutes from the tea shop and every so often made the drive there to shop and taste. They will brew you a small cup of whatever tea you want to taste-as many as you like! I will try the peach next time we go. Our favorite has to be the Queen Catherine blend--our usual morning tea flavor. We usually buy it by the pound. Husband likes more of the smoky Chinese ones-Hao Ya B (or Hao Ya A--pricey!). Other regular staples: Palm Court, Malachi McCormick's, Eight at the Fort. I love their Chai as well. I guess you could always order over $75 and get the free shipping! Enjoy!
richard-in-cincy
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Jennifer...
How wonderful to be able to go the mother ship. Where is it located? I have a friend in Manchester and I usually fly into Boston when I visit. Would love to stop in some time.
I realized the free shipping over $75 after I had posted. Had no problem there! I love the chai, and the peach and ginger too. The peach fruitea is a mixture of dried peaches and other fruits--no tea. It is amazing added to English breakfast for iced tea (which is what I normally do with it). I order it and English Breaky by the pound as well.
I've been looking at the Eight at the Fort blend. Very intriguing (as is most everything they sell for that matter!). I'll order it next time. Thanks!
Everything I've ever ordered from them is first rate. I can't abide chemically flavored things and it is so refreshing to find a tea company actually using flowers, herbs, and fruits to make flavored teas.
Have you tried the Valentine's tea with the chocolate and rosebud's in it? Fun stuff.
How wonderful to be able to go the mother ship. Where is it located? I have a friend in Manchester and I usually fly into Boston when I visit. Would love to stop in some time.
I realized the free shipping over $75 after I had posted. Had no problem there! I love the chai, and the peach and ginger too. The peach fruitea is a mixture of dried peaches and other fruits--no tea. It is amazing added to English breakfast for iced tea (which is what I normally do with it). I order it and English Breaky by the pound as well.
I've been looking at the Eight at the Fort blend. Very intriguing (as is most everything they sell for that matter!). I'll order it next time. Thanks!
Everything I've ever ordered from them is first rate. I can't abide chemically flavored things and it is so refreshing to find a tea company actually using flowers, herbs, and fruits to make flavored teas.
Have you tried the Valentine's tea with the chocolate and rosebud's in it? Fun stuff.
jennifer_in_ma
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Richard, unfortunately, we are at the opposite end of the state from Boston...
The shop and their warehouse is actually located in Millerton, NY, which is right in the corner of NY, CT, Western MA. I am located in the Berkshire Hills, near Tanglewood, Stockbridge, etc.. You should take a road trip on one of your excursions to Boston--only about 2 1/2 hrs from Boston.
Haven't tried the valentine tea, I will look into it. Never sure about chocolate in tea...Great idea for the peach and English Bkfst--I will try it when the weather rises above -10.
The shop and their warehouse is actually located in Millerton, NY, which is right in the corner of NY, CT, Western MA. I am located in the Berkshire Hills, near Tanglewood, Stockbridge, etc.. You should take a road trip on one of your excursions to Boston--only about 2 1/2 hrs from Boston.
Haven't tried the valentine tea, I will look into it. Never sure about chocolate in tea...Great idea for the peach and English Bkfst--I will try it when the weather rises above -10.