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“I overleafed, but this was still pretty weak and mild. The tree leaves that went in were adorable, and they do add a little bit of tree flavor, which I really enjoy. The black tea was just too mild...” Read full tasting note
“If you are wondering what it is like to walk through the northern coniferous forest with a camp fire close by this is it. Or at least this is what it would taste like. The cedar tips give this an...” Read full tasting note
“A difficult one to rate. I brought it home because the strange evergreen notes gave me pleasant reminders of my daily driver Lapsang. But, once it came home, I found it only to be an occasional...” Read full tasting note
“Still not doing it for me. I’m not getting any of the juniper or cedar flavor, and the Ceylon base is unremarkable.” Read full tasting note
Ingredients: Ceylon black tea, juniper berries, cedar fir tips
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I overleafed, but this was still pretty weak and mild. The tree leaves that went in were adorable, and they do add a little bit of tree flavor, which I really enjoy. The black tea was just too mild to support it unfortunately. I’ll try anything tree flavored, so this was fun to find in the last TTB.
If you are wondering what it is like to walk through the northern coniferous forest with a camp fire close by this is it. Or at least this is what it would taste like. The cedar tips give this an amazing woodsy characteristic like I’ve never had in a tea before. I almost feel like I’ve licked a piece of wood. It is not astringency but it is definitely drying. Can’t say this will be a cupboard keeper but glad to try it once
I bought this tea because Rivendell from Whispering Pines Tea Co. has not been in stock for forever. It is not the same as Rivendell, but I do like it. The juniper berry adds some sweetness which I did not expect.
