I first encountered T by Daniel at the 2015 Toronto Tea Festival. The energetic and stylish co-founder, Daniel, had one of the busiest booths at the festival.
The little tea shop from Brampton, Ontario recently relocated to the Bramalea City Centre Mall. A few weeks ago, I visited the new store. It was quite busy so I only captured a few images.
The Flavour Station
Daniel is known for serving tea in a stylish bowtie.
My free cup of delicious ginger peach snowcone white tea.
The cute name, "Magical Smile Margie", was a nice touch!
In 2017, the co-founders, Daniel and his wife Renata, had the great honour of serving tea to Prince Charles during his Canada 150 Royal Tour. The special edition royal blend, "Polo with the Prince", was created to celebrate this historic occasion for T by Daniel.
"Polo with the Prince" was a tasty blend of black tea, strawberries and lemon.
I also got the new royal blend, When Harry Met Megan, which I'll feature in a May post!
I'm joining the following parties this week:
How fun to visit the new T Shop, Margie!! I love the names of the teas, and that "Magical Smile Margie" was written on your cup. The flavor that you shared today sounds like something that I'd love. It looks so pretty in your teacup with matching teapot.
ReplyDeleteThat flavour sounds lovely, Margie! Black tea with strawberries and lemon; yum! Love your yellow floral teapot and teacup; very pretty! The tea shop sounds wonderful and what a variety of tea shops you have access to! Always a new tea experience for you. Have a wonderful new week.
ReplyDeleteGreat time at a charming place!That floral teaset is amazing too!Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place! I would love all the teas...snowcone??? Intriguing! And the Prince Charles tea sounds delicious too! What fun! Thanks so much for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea
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You are so blessed to have wonderful places to enjoy that are tea related, Margie. Here in Colorado, tea, hot tea anyway, is almost non existent. To find a good tea shop is rare and if one comes along it doesn't seem to last long.
ReplyDeleteYour choice of tea sounded delightful!
My husband and I will be coming to Canada in June for the crokinole tournament that my husband and his father attend every year. When I'm there I always enjoy your antique shops, but I would love to search out those tea shops. :-)
Have a glorious day~
That looks like a lovely new tea shop to visit.
ReplyDeleteYour posts make me miss living in a bigger city. I live in a small town and have to drive 2 hrs to the closest city with a tea store. So, I am living vicariously through you! :) Looks like a beautiful store.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun time! I have family from Terra Cotta which is right by Bramalea. So lovely there! How nice that you could try that tea...looking forward to finding out what you think of the other royal tea.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like great fun Margie ...I had never heard of it before... so will have to check out the name...It looks like a happy place for tea... Thanks for the super info...Hugs
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun tea room to visit, Marge. Love the tea set!....Christine
ReplyDeleteOh I just love that, "Magical Smile Margie". Made me smile this morning. How awesome to have a new Tea shop. Enjoy. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
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ReplyDeleteMargie, thanks for the tour. What an honour Daniel and Renata had during the Royal Tour!
ReplyDeleteDear Margie: What a fun blend. There is lots of personality going on in their teas! Thanks for sharing your visit. It looks very contemporary!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place to visit. And what a great honour to serve tea to royalty.
ReplyDeletePolo with the Prince. What a grand name for a tea. Charles is my favorite royal.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Seems like a fun and modern place!
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