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“This is a nice milk oolong! I don’t taste much more going on other than that, but I’m enjoying it with added milk! It’s by far my favorite of the zodiac teas. The resteep was really nice too. It’s...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown (2324)! I’m not really sure what’s going on with this tea, but I think I sort of liked it? At the same time, it was strange and I felt a tad bit unsatisfied by the end of the cup, and I...” Read full tasting note
This tea is spicy and creamy to reflect the duality of you, merge multiple perspectives whilst you sip.
Spicy & creamy to reflect the duality of you, merge multiple perspectives whilst you sip. This is a Chinese milk oolong tea, blended with Chinese Chunmee green tea, which has then been mixed with apple pieces, black peppercorns & elderberries for a truly unique cuppa.
This 150g loose leaf tea & tin is presented in our Zodiac tin design, created by our in house designer Rosie. The perfect celestial addition to your loose leaf tea cupboard.
Chinese Milk Oolong Tea, Chinese Chunmee Green Tea, Apple Pieces, Black Peppercorns, Elderberries, Natural Flavouring
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Bird & Blend Tea Co.This is a nice milk oolong! I don’t taste much more going on other than that, but I’m enjoying it with added milk! It’s by far my favorite of the zodiac teas. The resteep was really nice too. It’s just so rich and buttery! I never tasted any of the fruit that’s supposed to be there.
Sipdown (2324)!
I’m not really sure what’s going on with this tea, but I think I sort of liked it? At the same time, it was strange and I felt a tad bit unsatisfied by the end of the cup, and I really can’t explain to myself why?? It tastes mostly like berry, but in a more thin and surface level way. Elderberry is one of those berries that can get pretty gnarly the more you use in a blend though, so I do think I prefer a less full bodied berry note over something sickly sweet or medicinal, which would be easy to accidentally do…
The base choice is strange. It’s gunpowder green tea and milk oolong!? Mostly it just tastes of the milk oolong, thankfully, but that sort of artificial butter note doesn’t seem all too cohesive with the berry notes and slight tartness. I think this is a case of “all the individual components are nice” but together they’re unorganized and messy…
