1812 Tasting Notes

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drank Lychee Black by Vital Tea Leaf
1812 tasting notes

Sitting in the office on a Saturday morning, enjoying sips of this deliciousness, accompanied by the sounds of Mozart.

Terri HarpLady

Sounds as perfect as being at work can get! :)

Spencer

Agreed! There were also fountain pens in use, which made things all the better.

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Just something different for a Friday morning! Sweet apple notes with the sharpness of black tea.

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Finally, time for a big pot of tea, before jumping into looooooong meetings.

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No time for making anything better just yet.

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Cutting down the caffeine a bit, now.

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87

For the last of my sample, I am making a big, four-cup pot of this. Having not before made it in such a quantity, we will see how it goes.

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87
drank Lychee Black by Vital Tea Leaf
1812 tasting notes

Coming into the office, all I wanted was a big pot of fruity black tea.

I got it.

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After drinking nothing but hojicha, yesterday, I am glad to be back to my morning matcha. I am afraid that the first cup is not as good as it could have been, as I was in a rush to get to meetings, while also prepping a cup of Stash Double Bergamot Earl Grey (in anticipation of a very long meeting…which actually lasted ten minutes).

gmathis

Yay for early outs! (RARELY happens to me!)

Spencer

Rarely happens to me, too! It just so happened that only one other person came to the daily status meeting. Easy updates!

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“I love trading tea and trying new teas. My favourites are oolong (mainly Chinese) and pu’erh.
Will gladly talk all day about tea.”

The above was my bio when I joined five years ago, and I felt it needed to be updated. I still love pu’erh, though I have begun to take preference toward cooked, shou. Oolongs are certainly still a go-to tea for me, but I have expanded my horizons to begin including greens and blacks based upon the weather and how I am feeling.

Still more than glad to talk about tea – anytime, anywhere, anyplace.
Additionally, if fountain pens, books, music, or computers are on the discussion list…

My ratings, this “personal enjoyment scale” about which I talk, are just that – based on how much I enjoyed the tea. I might have enjoyed it immensely, yet do not keep it stocked for various reasons. On the flip side, I have a few teas that are “good” but not “great,” which I keep stocked for various reasons.

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