wearsherlock:

GIVEAWAY TIME!

This time, Sherlock’s grey Herringbone Deerstalker hat, as seen in A Scandal in Belgravia and The Reichenbach Fall. (OPEN TO THE US AND EUROPE ONLY)

To enter via Tumblr:

1. Reblog this post (as many times as you want). Likes don’t count.
2. Tag your post with “E” if you live in Europe or “U” if you live in the US. Remember to tag every time you reblog!

Click here, for a full list of countries that the hat can be shipped to. 

To enter via Twitter:

1. Retweet this tweet (only once).
2. Make sure you have your country of residence visible on your Twitter profile. 

THIS GIVEAWAY WILL CLOSE AT 5pm (GMT) ON APRIL 14th 2012.
The winners will be chosen by a random letter generator and announced on the 14th after 6pm. Good luck!

For full terms and conditions for this giveaway, click here.

This giveaway has been made possible with the kind sponsorship of www.villagehatshop.com and www.hatsandcaps.co.uk If you’d like to purchase a deerstalker they are available here (US) and here (UK & EU). You can also follow Village Hat Shop on Twitter at @villagehatshop for updates and offers on all kinds of hats and caps!

weaselyperson:

for years i’ve whined about not having a consistent style, but eff that why have one style when i can have all of them

ngl the first one comes more naturally but the second one is so fun…

zerachin:

just gonna put this here ok

ihavebeensherlocked:

Thanks to the overwhelming response to the Sherlock Tea Give Away (which ended a few days ago, you can stop reblogging it now <3), Adagio and I have decided to help make sure even MORE people have a chance to try some of the fandom tea blends I’ve made <3

Not only that, but Adagio is going a step further and sending each weeks winner one of their IngenuiTEA tea brewers along with the tea! These things are AWESOME, especially if you’re new to loose leaf tea and don’t have much brewing equipment. You can find out more about the IngenuiTEA pot at this link.

So now, once a week, I’ll be posting a review of a different tea blend, and you just have to reblog the post for a chance to win a whole bag of the tea being reviewed! So, without further a do, the first tea blend is also the most popular!

THE WATSON BLEND: Queen and Country traditionalist, but still recounting his days in Afghanistan drinking green tea, John Watson prefers his tea with a bit of cream, no sugar, and just a little warm from a touch of cinnamon. (irish breakfast, cinnamon, earl grey green)

MY REVIEW OF IT: “In the bag, it smells wonderful. You get that strong, warm cinnamon scent first, then you realize there’s some earl grey in there too and I melt just a little bit because it’s just such a comforting smell. Warm and familiar and calming. The cinnamon smell is still strong in the cup, and kind of reminds me of red hot candies LOL. And oh man. This tea is naturally really nice and sweet without any added sugar. The cinnamon continues to be be dominant, but you definitely get the earl grey in there with the sweet orange tones. This tea is absolutely lovely and definitely reminds me of John. I think it’s earned its ranking.”

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:

• “I always want to bury my face in the bag whenever I open this tea — it smells amazing, very cinnamon-y!”-Caitlyn O.
• “Incredibly comforting, with the warm cinnamon to add a bit of kick. Delicious.”-Ariel S.
• ” Like being tucked into a cuddly jumper and curled up on the sofa.”-Crystal M.
• “This tea feels like your favourite sweater on a cool day. The cinnamon hits you right down to your toes.”-Arizona D.
• “Perfect for an adorably BAMF, made of kittens, ex-army doctor.“-Sheri L.

HOW TO WIN:

• You may reblog this post ONCE a day for the next week. I’ll go through the notes and use a random number generator to chose a winner the evening of MARCH 17th
• You have to reblog! Likes wont count!
• Due to customs, people in Australia and New Zealand are not eligible just because we can’t ship tea there Q_Q I’m sorry!
• Just to clarify: The prize this week is The Watson Blend as well as an IngenuiTEA Tea Pot.

sherlockspeare: