drank Louisa May Alcott by Simpson & Vail
3013 tasting notes

Louisa landed at my house a while back courtesy of Michelle; she’s just been huddling in a dark corner waiting for spring-like weather to appear. Sun’s out, temps are temporarily up, so I invited her for my morning cuppa. She approved of the untidiness of my desk.

OK, enough with the cutesie metaphors.

I think there are more flaws in my steeping equipment than flaws in the tea. The drawstring filter bags I use for convenience are great for stronger flavors, but the fiber is a little thick for more subtle teas to make their way through. So…what I ended up with was a really nicely almond-scented cup of chunmee without any distinguishable fruit elements.

Even so, it was a pleasant diversion from my usual mid-morning club-you-over-the-head caffeine breaks.

Michelle

There are other teas besides builders tea!?!

gmathis

…and sometimes, my perpetually blasted-out taste buds can detect what’s in ’em!

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Michelle

There are other teas besides builders tea!?!

gmathis

…and sometimes, my perpetually blasted-out taste buds can detect what’s in ’em!

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Steepster “geezer;” tea barbarian who has no systematic method for storage, preparation, classification, or rating; lover of strong unleaded builders’ tea. Never quite grew up—I cut and glue, play with Legos, design kids’ curriculum, and play with fifth graders every Sunday.

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