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Drink Your Favorite Fandom With Adagio Teas
Have you ever wanted to taste the essence of Wario? Okay, wait, don’t click away. Let me explain myself. Adagio Teas is a company that sells user-made tea blends crafted specifically for fandoms in gaming and pop culture.
While going down the rabbit-hole of Adagio’s site, it’s easy to take the wrong turn. If you’re looking for a Star Fox tea, you might come across a groan-inducing pun like “can’t let you brew that, Star Fox.”
Despite the obstacle course of puns that you’ll run through (i.e. Bioshock Infitea), there are some genuinely respectable gaming teas that you might want to purchase. I would recommend staying away from this Gears of War tea with stretched resolution for its packaging, and instead suggest checking out this Okami tea or this Odin Sphere tea that you can sip on while waiting for the HD remaster.
If you’re looking for more ways to show your fandom on your sleeve, be sure to check out our holiday buying guide.
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