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“London Fog Sipdown (249) This was a standard EG so unsurprisingly it had very little appeal to me. The London Fog wasn’t bad but I wasn’t in the mood for the EG flavor so even that was just meh....” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! 214/365! Thanks to Roswell Strange for this sample! Unfortunately, I oversteeped it, but luckily, a bit of extra water tamed the astringency right down – so a fairly forgiving tea! The...” Read full tasting note
“Very, very standard/simple/classic Earl Grey flavour – especially for a bagged tea. It was just fine, but kind of boring so I twisted it a little bit with the addition of some pumpkin flavoured...” Read full tasting note
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London Fog Sipdown (249)
This was a standard EG so unsurprisingly it had very little appeal to me. The London Fog wasn’t bad but I wasn’t in the mood for the EG flavor so even that was just meh. Thank you for sharing, Roswell Strange but I am fine saying good bye to this one.
Sipdown! 214/365!
Thanks to Roswell Strange for this sample! Unfortunately, I oversteeped it, but luckily, a bit of extra water tamed the astringency right down – so a fairly forgiving tea! The bergamot is actually at a perfect level and quite tasty, though there’s almost a bit of a piney note in the aftertaste that’s perhaps not my favourite. The black base isn’t too notable – it does its job.
Not a bad EG, but it would be better with milk just to cream it up.
Very, very standard/simple/classic Earl Grey flavour – especially for a bagged tea. It was just fine, but kind of boring so I twisted it a little bit with the addition of some pumpkin flavoured agave. I actually really enjoyed the bergamot + pumpkin combination, and now I just really want someone to make a tea that is purposefully Earl Grey and Pumpkin.
You could call it a “Pumpkin Fog”.
