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“(52teas (Anne) 2022: 110) A very watermelon-heavy cup the other day, though still light on flavour. However, the base again appears to have aged well with this tea, which is nice – so whether or...” Read full tasting note
“Often when two drastically different fruit flavours are blended in a tea one tends to overshadow the other. In this case I can taste both the watermelon and the pineapple in equal amounts. ...” Read full tasting note
“A while back I decided to both go on a sipdown schedule and a tea buying hiatus. The 1st one I’ve quit, because tea has always been from the beginning more of a treat…like at the end of a long day...” Read full tasting note
“I cold-steeped the remainder of my taster bag yesterday. While the tea is very refreshing and has very subtle fruit flavor, it’s not a tea I’ll miss. Pineapple and watermelon are notes that...” Read full tasting note
I created this tea as part of one of the Add-On packages for the Kickstarter campaign that started this whole thing for us! This was created to be part of the Fruity Sampler Add-On, so there are very limited quantities of this tea remaining!
I’ve used my organic White Peony and blended it with pineapple and watermelon flavors and added just a hint of creamy vanilla to offer a luscious frozen dessert kind of experience.
This is sweet and fruity… Read more
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(52teas (Anne) 2022: 110)
A very watermelon-heavy cup the other day, though still light on flavour. However, the base again appears to have aged well with this tea, which is nice – so whether or not I can taste much flavouring, the tea is still enjoyable to drink! I don’t know that I’ve ever really tasted pineapple in this tea.
Often when two drastically different fruit flavours are blended in a tea one tends to overshadow the other. In this case I can taste both the watermelon and the pineapple in equal amounts. They’re on the milder side but I find the flavours be a lot more natural tasting and they mix well with the bai mu dan base. This would be a great tea to try iced, I think.
A while back I decided to both go on a sipdown schedule and a tea buying hiatus. The 1st one I’ve quit, because tea has always been from the beginning more of a treat…like at the end of a long day and a present to myself for not strangling anybody. So, with exception of the occasional iced tea jug where I can use up alot more tea at once…not going to bother with any sipdowns. The Tea Buying Hiatus however, I have no choice but to go thru with that.
This tea: It’s ok. Tastes nice…but not terribly inspiring.
I cold-steeped the remainder of my taster bag yesterday. While the tea is very refreshing and has very subtle fruit flavor, it’s not a tea I’ll miss. Pineapple and watermelon are notes that generally don’t jive with my palate, but I don’t mind them in this blend. It’s light but pleasant. It sounded too good to pass up, so I’m happy I gave it a go. I think I’m happier that I don’t love it because I don’t think it’s available anymore.
