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“The taste of sweet pine. An indescribable nuttiness. A one-minute infusion is enough, but I’ve tried up to ten minutes (!!) and the flavor is still there, sweet and not astringent at all. ...” Read full tasting note
“Unlike any tea I’ve ever tasted. Not sure how to describe it, but it is quite delicious.” Read full tasting note
“Very citrusy, and im sure it is high in vitamin C or something. I love this tea! I generally have 3-4 resteeps with this one. It goes and goes…. Very piney and slight citrus, with some mellow...” Read full tasting note
Wild tea tree buds that grow off of broken stalks, harvested just before they grow new twigs; these leaves are then processed like a minimally-touched white tea. Delicate, rich, and rare.
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The taste of sweet pine. An indescribable nuttiness. A one-minute infusion is enough, but I’ve tried up to ten minutes (!!) and the flavor is still there, sweet and not astringent at all. Stronger, of course, but you can easily get 3-6 infusions from these wild leaves.
Very citrusy, and im sure it is high in vitamin C or something. I love this tea! I generally have 3-4 resteeps with this one. It goes and goes…. Very piney and slight citrus, with some mellow sweetness. It is hard to mess this one up, but i suggest no more than 1 minute steeps and go less than 190F.
Flavors: Citrusy, Pine, Sweet, Warm Grass
