Need Tea - will listen

[MinorHero]

I'm pretty tired of low quality tea I buy at my local grocery store. When I used to live in Baltimore there were a few shops where I could buy loose leaf tea of decent if not fantastic quality. Now I live far enough away from a major metropolitan area that driving to a tea store is no longer feasible. So I'm looking for places online that sell good quality teas. I'm confident we have fellow tea drinkers in the audience that procure their supply through online sources.

So the question is: Does anyone know a good online shop for high quality loose leaf tea?

[Stoke]

I have no personal experience with them, but Adagio Teas (http://www.adagio.com/) is supposed to be decent. If nothing else you can buy their little sampler packs and see how it is. You'll only be out a few bucks if the quality is to low for you, unless of course it kills you.

[rein]

You could always grow (http://coffeetea.about.com/od/preparation/a/growingtea.htm) your own.

[Bingley Joe]

Look no further than House of Tea. (https://www.houseoftea.com/)

I recommend Earl Grey Imperial #1 with Cornflowers (under the Exotic Scented Tea section) :)

[tombofsoldier]

Peets Tea and Coffee

[digitalErich]

I have no personal experience with them, but Adagio Teas (http://www.adagio.com/) is supposed to be decent. If nothing else you can buy their little sampler packs and see how it is. You'll only be out a few bucks if the quality is to low for you, unless of course it kills you.
Same here, I've heard good things about this place, but never used it myself.