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“I got a bag of this from Nicole Martin at the NYC meetup this week, and I’m drinking it at work right now. It’s a very straightforward black, and fairly robust. I am catching some very faint honey...” Read full tasting note
“I’ve been drinking this one all day long and it’s evening now and it’s really hot, so I decided to try it iced. Haven’t tried an iced tea in a long time, so this was a refreshing experience for me....” Read full tasting note
“An invigorating blend of organic black teas
Brew for 2 minutes
Can also be enjoyed with a little milk and honey
Very invigorating”
- www.cha.ee
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I got a bag of this from Nicole Martin at the NYC meetup this week, and I’m drinking it at work right now. It’s a very straightforward black, and fairly robust. I am catching some very faint honey notes on occasional sips, and there’s also the tiniest bit of grassiness. I would’ve guessed it was an Assam; according to the company’s website, it’s actually Assam blended with Nilgiri. I’m enjoying this, although I don’t think it’s something I’d buy (just because there are so many more distinctive black teas out there).
I’ve been drinking this one all day long and it’s evening now and it’s really hot, so I decided to try it iced. Haven’t tried an iced tea in a long time, so this was a refreshing experience for me. And I must say, this one works great when iced.
I added some lemon slices and sugar. Tastes great, really bright, cheers me up in the pre-exam evening!
That was pretty much how I felt about this tea. It’s really not bad for a teabag. I’m glad you enjoyed it!