Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 30-01-2009
Tags: food, gourmet, health, organic, shopping
Where can I find Anteadote Teas in Maryland?
I live in Frederick Maryland and am wondering if anyone else in the area knows of these tea’s. My friend who lives in New Jersey introduced me to Anteadote Tea (they come in Black, Green, White, Oolong and Jasmine flavors) and I love them but am unable to find them anywhere in my area.
I have tried various organic stores and even Whole Foods, with no luck. Has anyone else even heard of these tea’s and if so, do you know of anywhere I can purchase them within the area (i don’t want to go too far, possibly within an hours drive but no farther). I really rather purchase them in a store than order online and pay extra for all the shipping and handling etc…
Please help! and thank you in advance. 
Well, I don’t know if anyone around there has them but i think the only other option is to get them on-line.
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