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Paper & Tea 2022 Advent Day 19: Moroccan Mint
Lovely mint tea. As if the case with all P&T, a smooth cup! I’m really not a fan of mint tea and generally only drink it when I’m not feeling well. As I make my way through this teapot, it just tastes more and more like the rubber sole of a new sneaker.
Paper & Tea 2022 Advent Day 18: Golden Earl
A wonderful EG! I enjoyed P&T’s Red Earl as well as their bergamot is insanely smooth and seemingly complementary to all things. The floral notes are more mellow than others, yet the overall taste is very clean and almost crisp. We’ve been drinking these completely out of order, so although Emerald Earl was day 16 (and this is day 18), I haven’t yet tried the green base. I am quite excited to get to it. This one I would happily keep in my cupboard.
Paper & Tea 2022 Advent Day 16: Emerald Earl
I really enjoy the bergamot/EG flavour from P&T and was quite excited to see it here. While this is a lovely tea, the green tea base came through just behind the bergamot and wasn’t my favourite. There was a definite grassiness that I’m not a fan of. Nonetheless, I finished the entire cup and did enjoy it.
2023 sipdown no. 72
Freshly steeped, this smells summer sweet, like fresh nectar from a flower. However, as the tea cools, it just doesn’t sit quite right with me — that sweetness borders on cloying (as much as a completely unflavoured tea can) — I’m being quite picky here, but this one steeps up either perfectly, or in this weird way. I do think there’s something to be said for drinking this as soon as it’s at a drinkable temperature (as hot/warm as possible).
Preparation
I noticed I hadn´t checked in this tea yet, although it was most likely the first of the Paper & Tea teas I tried.
This is really a very enjoyable blend, of both green and black tea with added joy for the nose, as the rose and jasmine join in wonderfully! What I even like better is that this fragrance keeps you company during the entire process of dry leaves→steep→sip. Furthermore, the floral character makes this a perfect afternoon tea.
Once again, I only use a little more than half of the by P&T recommended amount of tea leaves, but I respect the brewing instructions : 2 brews with steeping time of 1:30 each will do nicely!
Flavors: Floral, Jasmine, Rose, Tea