First, some background:
My first try with this sample was yesterday, and I shared it with the s.o. – who had also never tried a lapsang souchong before. He commented that it tasted, of course, like a campfire. And like scotch.
(Storm prep 101= acquire booze… achievement unlocked)
10:37 am, Alleged Storm Day:
Someone MIGHT have dribbled the teensiest bit of Ardbeg into my second steeping. That same someone might have also added one little brown fancy sugar cube and curled up in her pj’s with a view of the storm. Can’t say for sure. I can say that the first steeping tasted like two very different things; that super primal manmakefirecookbuffalo smell that I find unbelievably sexy, and the house I like to pretend I grew up in. Weird. My grandma’s place is full of antiques, many of them salvaged from her grandmother’s house after the old place had a lightning strike. Camelback steamer trunks, dolls and framed daguerreotypes smell like fire for good reason anyway though.
This. Is. Beautiful.
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:D I love your reviews!
Aww, thank you!
love the humour in the avatar and the review! trusting the booze to be satisfactory :-)
Thank you, I like your absinthe fairy.
ooh, no one has picked up on that so far, or at least, no one has mentioned it! Booze and tea do come together at times:-)
:D I love your reviews!
Aww, thank you!
love the humour in the avatar and the review! trusting the booze to be satisfactory :-)
Thank you, I like your absinthe fairy.
ooh, no one has picked up on that so far, or at least, no one has mentioned it! Booze and tea do come together at times:-)