289 Tasting Notes
Dry Leaf Nose: Fresh roasting nuts.
Liquor: Gorgeous bright pink colour with a sweet and nutty aroma.
Flavour: Delightful with roasting nuts (fresh roasting – not roasted) as the predominant flavour note. There’s also a nice and sweet note coming from the apple pieces. The hibiscus adds colour and balances the sweetness.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: Strong and sweet cinnamon notes.
Liquor: Bright golden clear with a strong cinnamon aroma.
Flavour: Sweet cinnamon with a nice spicy note, like the type you’d find in cinnamon heart candies. The green tea offers a shelter from the heat and a retreat for the palate.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: Rich black teas with a slight honey note.
Liquor: Dark red-brown.
Flavour: Classic black tea flavour with a natural sweetness and enough body to withstand the addition of milk and sweetener. This tea has a delicate balance of astringency that makes it suitable as a self drinker.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: Enticing aroma. Sweet spice and black tea.
Liquor: Cloudy with an interesting colour. Tinged with gold.
Flavour: Appealing and sweet cup with a good tea background. Reminiscent of sweet spice cake with notes of clove and orange.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: Rich caramel and toffee notes with a hint of coconut and black tea.
Liquor: Brown and clear.
Flavour: The caramel, toffee and black tea are prominent with notes of coconut in the background. The salt is noticeable as it cuts the thickness of the cup.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: Sweet coconut and cinnamon with ginger & cardamom notes.
Liquor: Red brown liquor with a very spicy and enticing aroma.
Flavour: Spices hit first, followed by a coconut background. Cinnamon sweetens the blend, while the peppercorns add spiciness (the longer you steep, the spicier the blend).