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“This tea is a robust cup of comfort. The smell of the dry leaves is surprisingly sweet, undoubtedly due to the honeybush hazelnut, but the wet leaves smell more like earthy black tea. To brew a...” Read full tasting note
You told me once that you weren’t a assam. There were times I didn’t even think you were tea. But let me tell you this: you were the best blend, the most English… English Breakfast that I’ve ever tasted, and no one will ever convince me that you were bitter. So there. I was so thirsty, and I owe you so much. But, please, there’s just one more thing, one more thing, one more miracle, Sherlock, for me. Don’t be… dull. Would you do that – just for me?
Inspired by BBC’s Sherlock, which I am in no way affiliated with. This is created purely for my own enjoyment.
Created by: Cara McGee
Ingredients: assam melody, honeybush tea, assam melody tea, ceylon sonata tea & natural hazelnut flavor
Steeping Instructions: Steep at 212° for 4 minutes.
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This tea is a robust cup of comfort. The smell of the dry leaves is surprisingly sweet, undoubtedly due to the honeybush hazelnut, but the wet leaves smell more like earthy black tea.
To brew a strong cuppa, I added one-and-a-half spoonfuls of tea to one cup of water that had only just stopped boiling and let it steep for five minutes. I, of course, drank this with skim milk, as I do with most of my black teas. The mouthfeel is smooth—other reviews on Adagio refer to this as “creamy,” a term with which I must agree—and the assam and Irish breakfast teas give it pleasant body.
I recommend this tea for a rather dreary afternoon, when all you really want is to climb back in bed. This tea gives you a kick in a lovely cuppa.
