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“okay i’ve only had 3 American Tea Room teas total. and i know it’s still early in our relationship, but… Do they ever get any of their teas wrong?! i mean my sister summarized by saying “their...” Read full tasting note
“I have very bad luck with flavored oolongs. And by bad luck I mean I don’t like them ever. So I continued torturing myself with this peach. It sounded good. The dry leaf smelled terrific. And...” Read full tasting note
Only the mellow and complex flavor on an oolong can make this blend the pleasure it is. Peach Oolong is a blend of two oolongs, a Ti Kwan Yin and Bao Zhong, that impart both a crispness and a smoothness, enhancing the the fruit-forward notes. The amount of actual dried peach in the loose tea is visually striking and brings the stone-fruit sweetness to the front. A light scattering of hibiscus petals provide the hint of tartness that rounds out the peach, as well as infusing the liquor with a grapefruit-pink pallor. Notes of warmed raspberries and toasted melon seeds blend on the palate, lingering in a particularly long finish. Brewed hot it’s warming and exceedingly comforting; brewed cold, it steals the show.
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okay i’ve only had 3 American Tea Room teas total. and i know it’s still early in our relationship, but…
Do they ever get any of their teas wrong?!
i mean
my sister summarized by saying “their flavors are bold and clear and don’t ever taste fake”.
it’s…that’s ….that’s it.
it just is.
I have very bad luck with flavored oolongs. And by bad luck I mean I don’t like them ever. So I continued torturing myself with this peach. It sounded good. The dry leaf smelled terrific. And I love ATR’s Immortal Green (peach green). But this didn’t do it for me. It tasted like a light peach herbal tea to me. Time to stop barking up this tree, as soon as I try their coconut oolong I also ordered.
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I’ve really enjoyed everything I’ve tried from them so far too!