I will be in San Fran for a conference March 6-9. The conference is at the Moscone Center, and I’ll be staying at Hotel Adagio. Haven’t been to either place before, and have only been to San Fran twice (years ago).... (14 replies, last updated by caraely February 28, 2007)

Adagio Teas!! Loose tea, bags or iced in bottles. They sell sample sizes for a few dollars and sampler sets that are a great value and a great way to experiment. I recently ordered red teas to see if I would like it and they are... (61 replies, last updated by thew August 3, 2009)

http://www.adagio.com/rooibos/rooibos_sampler.html?SID=e4aa73db26c1ce26efc63047ff38834e Rooibos, or red tea, makes an excellent iced brew. Naturally sweet and unique in flavor. This link to Adagio.com provides quality choices at a... (22 replies, last updated by soypower September 25, 2009)

I’ve heard very good things about Adiago teas, though I have yet to try them...they sell sampler/starter sets, which is a nice incentive. :) Link: http://adagio.com/?SID=37cfad3cd1ebb02fa092119f36752b8d (19 replies, last updated by Julie November 22, 2004)

. This site is part of Adagio tea, but they don’t restrict the tea room list to those places selling their tea. Also some other really cool features on the site. There are articles about tea. There are recipes using tea... (4 replies, last updated by B. B. Olshin December 11, 2005)

I like the Earl Grey from Stash.com, and from Adagio.com. You might also want to try the Twining’s Lady Grey, and a blend called Buckingham Palace Garden Party (a little hard to find – I get mine from the EnglishTea... (5 replies, last updated by slacker May 11, 2007)

So, I hear the Today Show mention chocolate tea. I never knew such a thing existed. Any recs for a good chocolate tea? Any to avoid? Doing a search, Adagio seems to infuse the tea leaves with chocolate. No calories. http://www.... (7 replies, last updated by D-NY November 9, 2005)

Do some searching on-line for Jenaer and Bodum, they make most of the good-looking glass teapots. Here’s an example of a 42 oz. pot from Jenaer: http://www.adagio... (36 replies, last updated by Windy January 14, 2007)

I am an avid tea drinker and have found some good online sites like adagio.com and tealuxe.com. However, I’m really searching for a local Philly area tea emporium where I may buy my tea in person. Any ideas? (8 replies, last updated by Ted March 21, 2005)

Adagio has some great tea, but I’m not sure it’s the best for green tea. Adagio has a forum: http://www.teachat.com/ , which might be a good place to look for tips. Good luck! (10 replies, last updated by Alfred G December 17, 2008)

I would stick with the water kettle. If you like green tea, Adagio Tea sells a kettle with variable temperature control. If you drink a lot of tea I would recommend a Zojirushi water heater. They maintain the proper temp for as... (11 replies, last updated by jzerocsk September 24, 2007)

Rooibos or Honey tea get my vote too! http://www.adagio.com/ Adagio offers a very affordable sampler set of both types. (19 replies, last updated by megmosa November 12, 2009)

I’ll...umm...third the Cultured Cup recommendation. But as a general rule, I think you’re probably better off getting tea from online retailers due to selection and freshness. I use Adagio.com for a good portion of my... (11 replies, last updated by nocomicsans April 24, 2009)

strongly against the commoditization of good tea. You’re almost always better off finding a few trusted tea brokers who vary their sources, and try what they’re offering. Back when Adagio tea did their Tea Horizons... (11 replies, last updated by Chris Holst February 11, 2003)

Have you tried Kalustyan’s? Also Alice’s Tea Cup has a pretty extensive collection of loose teas, they might have it or know where you can find it. I’ve gotten some interesting teas from the online store Adagio (... (3 replies, last updated by SarahRuth May 15, 2009)