Angel was kind enough to include this in the last batch of samples she sent me in Spring 2018. And wow. This is lovely. The dry leaf is bright green curly dry moss. Pretty to watch as it unfurls and tints the added water. The liquor is nutty sweet roast chestnut and green pea. And possibly a bit asparagus. Delicious.
If I might add a suggestion for TeaVivre in terms of packaging of samples. The packaging itself is great. However, the font in the English text is far too small to read for an English speaker and further, the letters all run in and blur together. Add to that, that the names of the teas are in Pinyin and mostly unknown. aside from the names of the most famous teas, this can make for a most frustrating experience.
This tea, for example, with my glasses on, looks like it could be La Shun You Wu or Lo Shan You Wa or Lu Shan Tou Wu and so on and so on. I tried to type this many times in steepster before I gave up and went to search for this tea on TeaVivre’s site and eventually found it. It needn’t be so frustrating. Make the font larger.
Thank you, Angel, for the sample. I really enjoyed it, aside from the challenge with the name of the tea.
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Maybe Lu Shan Yun Wu (Lu Mountain Cloud Mist) will be clear?
Of course, that would be better, but any name will be fine if you can make the writing font a bit larger. The problem is the same with all the different names of teas because English-speakers have difficulty making out the words of all but the most famous teas.
Thanks so much for your suggestion and I’ve already forwarded this to our department.
We’ll pay more attention to this issue in the future and making it more easier for our tea lovers to read our label.
Thank you, Angel. Very much appreciated.
Have a great weekend :)
Thank you. You too!
Maybe Lu Shan Yun Wu (Lu Mountain Cloud Mist) will be clear?
Of course, that would be better, but any name will be fine if you can make the writing font a bit larger. The problem is the same with all the different names of teas because English-speakers have difficulty making out the words of all but the most famous teas.
Thanks so much for your suggestion and I’ve already forwarded this to our department.
We’ll pay more attention to this issue in the future and making it more easier for our tea lovers to read our label.
Thank you, Angel. Very much appreciated.
Have a great weekend :)
Thank you. You too!