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thomas raith
created by: Jennifer R
'Somehow my little brother manages to remain a decent human being. I'll be damned if I know how. But then, I'll be damned regardless. My name is Thomas Raith, and I'm a monster.' Vanity, strength, beauty, and enough self-loathing to power a small city.
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blended with black tea, lapsang souchong, orange peels, natural vanilla flavor, natural bergamot flavor, blue cornflowers
teas: earl grey bravo, lapsang souchong, vanilla
accented with rose hips and hibiscus
steep at 212° for 2 mins
Strong, dark Earl Grey Bravo, softened by the seductive, plush feel of vanilla. Faint notes of rose hips and hibiscus redden and darken the tea. Underneath is the distant feel of smoky lapsang souchong and danger, but don't worry, he's too pretty to die. Lovingly inspired by Jim Butcher's Dresden Files.
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