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Stopped into DTs after I remembered that I forgot to pick up my birthday free cup of tea. Well, my Bday was a month and two or three days ago so I missed the one month cutoff. My server was kind enough to offer me the tea of the day which was this one. Could be worse, right? Well, this tea had clearly been sitting around and boo in general in flavour: over steeped, stale, with none of the good stuff and way too much of the spice bad stuff.. Too bad, DTs. Yet another fail at winning me back; birthday treat becomes a birthday boo followed by a yuck.

The last bit in the bag was a spoon and a half and a winning measurement. Quite a delightful way to say goodbye: malty, frisky, and just the right amount of fruity.

Sipdown 57

I had really been looking forward to this one. So much so that I had conjured up exactly what it should taste like. And this is not that. Totally unfair of me to impose my expectations on the flavours of teas.

The verdict is still out. To be continued.

Still making up my mind about this one.

I tend to focus on one or two teas these days to see some sipdown progress: a balm for the outrageous amount of teas on hand. I like this one with its gentle flavouring and frisky base.

Today is yet another holiday potluck. Lawd have mercy.

Dying here with the aftereffects of overeating at a holiday buffet. It was delicious, but ugh! I am hoping this will help, but it feels like all the foods are still expanding. Will I ever learn?

Peachy with a hibiscusy red fruit aftertaste. More of a summer drink out of a frosted glass.

Thanks, VariaTea.

Not bad. I had hoped that the almonds would have been more of a presence, but alas.

Had this one a while ago and initially enjoyed it very much. And then the severe drying effect kicked in.

What causes this dryness? This is not an uncommon thing in teabento teas. Can someone enlighten me?