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“AJRimmer Advent Day 15 I’ve had some pretty bad lemon teas in my day (Pledge furniture polish, anyone?) but add in some vanilla and I am here for it! This reminded me of Tazo’s Glazed Lemon Loaf...” Read full tasting note
“I mostly just taste lemon rind, with nothing really indicating any sort of baked flavor. It’s a really pleasant lemon tea, but I’ve had lemon teas that also manage to taste like baked goods, and...” Read full tasting note
“(52teas (Anne) 2022: 280) I enjoyed this one – slightly creamy lemon, and a nice black base. I got some really delicious hints of maltiness while drinking it, which made it stand out from other...” Read full tasting note
“Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge, March 2022: A tea flavored like your favorite pancake/waffle topping This tea blend smells exactly like its namesake (I don’t remember buying this tea). I had a...” Read full tasting note
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AJRimmer Advent Day 15
I’ve had some pretty bad lemon teas in my day (Pledge furniture polish, anyone?) but add in some vanilla and I am here for it! This reminded me of Tazo’s Glazed Lemon Loaf (my favorite bagged tea!) but on a pleasantly malty black tea base. I’m fighting a sore throat, so I added some honey and that really made the sweet bakery notes pop. This was a winner for me!
Flavors: Lemon, Pastries, Sweet, Vanilla
I mostly just taste lemon rind, with nothing really indicating any sort of baked flavor. It’s a really pleasant lemon tea, but I’ve had lemon teas that also manage to taste like baked goods, and that’s so lovely when you find that. I enjoyed this more sweetened with milk, but it really is just a (very good) lemon black tea.
Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge, March 2022: A tea flavored like your favorite pancake/waffle topping
This tea blend smells exactly like its namesake (I don’t remember buying this tea). I had a rough start with my first session, but sessions 2-4 were amazing (documented below). Overtime, I was increasingly reminded me of my favourite crepe: Lemon Sugar (yes, I know there are more exciting dessert and savoury varieties, but this is my absolute favourite. Also, yeesss, a crepe is only technically a pancake but I thrive on technicalities.).
1st attempt: Despite the amazing aroma, it steeped up way too bitter and chemical. Tastes a bit like Lemon Pledge Polish. This was a cup of great sadness.
2nd attempt: Ok, this tastes like something good. Lemon Glaze with powdered sugar on top of a bold malty black tea. Ethereal and brisk all at once!
3rd attempt: Less leaf is definitely better. I can get a delicious second steep out of this though.
4th attempt: aaaaand it’s gone. :(
Flavors: Brisk, Citrus, Frosting, Fruity, Lemon, Malt, Powdered Sugar
Oh, wow—Glazed Lemon Loaf with a little fuel behind it!
When I first tried this tea I was somewhat in Pledge-land, but fell in love with in during the last serving. It’s a good lemon!