While visiting my grandmother several years back, I tasted this tea. At first, all I could smell were the roses. Then, the naturally sweet-smelling black tea shone through. Although the scent of the roses was strong (yet not overpowering), the taste was very light.
I guess this tea is alright, but not my favorite.
Jared
I love drinking and reviewing tea. Green, Oolong, Black, White, Yellow, Dark, Pu-erh… It’s all great. In particular, my favorites are Taiping Hou Kui, and Aged Teas.
I’m currently in California, and started my interest in tea at a very young age. Ever since, I’ve looked for exotic, rare, and even newly-developed teas to try.
It doesn’t end there: I’ll try just about any tea new to me that crosses my path.
I typically brew tea in a traditional manner (different teas require different steeping times and water temperatures, ect…). Whichever directions are on the packaging or website, I tend to follow as well.
I’m also building a private collection of Pu-Erh teas and teas good for Aging. Hopefully, they’ll turn out nice.
Companies: If you are looking for a reviewer for tea, I would be happy to sample any of the teas you offer.
Message me for Sample swapping.
California
