Having a lot of options is good, make sure to have an equal variety of herbal teas; nuts, fruits, etc. And have a fair number of black, oolong, and green teas.
I think I would definitely go to a tea shop that offered to mix teas. For instance a Red Rose/Orange Pekoe base, and when the base is steeped halfway, adding a herbal tea. I think mixing black, oolong, and green teas, with herbals would be good, but not with each other. And I would definitely use teas that are harvestedly in an environmentally safe way, and pay the workers a fair wage. People really appreciate free trade. And David's Tea (a chain tea shop in Canada, and perhaps elsewhere) had a good idea. They're having a day (May 12th) where Nurses get a free cup of the daily tea. You could one up that and either have a wider range (e.g. all hospital workers) or offer them one cup of their choice. Also, giving people a discount if they bring in a reusable cup, say 10-30 cents off. Lots of stores do that successfully. And for fair trade, not just teas but Sweeteners: honey, Stevia (A zero calorie, all natural, actually healthy sweetner. Seriously it rocks), and dairy: Almond milk, soy milk, choco. milk. And Iced tea would be nice too.
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Having a lot of options is good, make sure to have an equal variety of herbal teas; nuts, fruits, etc. And have a fair number of black, oolong, and green teas.
I think I would definitely go to a tea shop that offered to mix teas. For instance a Red Rose/Orange Pekoe base, and when the base is steeped halfway, adding a herbal tea. I think mixing black, oolong, and green teas, with herbals would be good, but not with each other. And I would definitely use teas that are harvestedly in an environmentally safe way, and pay the workers a fair wage. People really appreciate free trade. And David's Tea (a chain tea shop in Canada, and perhaps elsewhere) had a good idea. They're having a day (May 12th) where Nurses get a free cup of the daily tea. You could one up that and either have a wider range (e.g. all hospital workers) or offer them one cup of their choice. Also, giving people a discount if they bring in a reusable cup, say 10-30 cents off. Lots of stores do that successfully. And for fair trade, not just teas but Sweeteners: honey, Stevia (A zero calorie, all natural, actually healthy sweetner. Seriously it rocks), and dairy: Almond milk, soy milk, choco. milk. And Iced tea would be nice too.
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Wow thanks for the help, much thanks CX