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“Sipdown. The last few steeps of this went better than my initial review. It’s still not one that I would want to buy again. It was a weird tea overall. I didn’t care for the edible silver – it...” Read full tasting note
“If someone was to ask me about how I felt about having silver foil in my tea before I had this I might have said something negative. But somehow having the silver flakes in the bottom of the cup...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown Another tea had last night at work…’Twas a good one, too. A nice sweet floral/jasmine note throughout the cup. I had let this one accidentally cool off during the busier hours of my shift,...” Read full tasting note
“This tea is truly wonderful. The leaves themselves are gorgeous, with silver coated apple pieces and pine needles. The taste is floral at first followed with a bite of fresh pine. I definitely...” Read full tasting note
Western Wild is a Chronicles of Narnia inspired tea, read here: https://liquidproust.wordpress.com/2016/12/13/how-does-one-taste-fiction-western-wild/
Ingredients: Jasmine scented white needles (Chinese), Canadian pine needles, apple, jasmine flowers
Steeping Advice: 7g, 80c, 150s
Taste Profile: Walking through a forest with a ski mask on, but the scents leak into your sensation of taste giving off a wild pine tree taste with flowers all around… Read more
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Sipdown.
The last few steeps of this went better than my initial review. It’s still not one that I would want to buy again. It was a weird tea overall. I didn’t care for the edible silver – it didn’t add anything to the experience and the silver leaf got everywhere! The pine flavor mellow out some (or I got better adding less).
I didn’t get any of the white tea flavor from this. It was drowned out by the jasmine.
Apple, pine, jasmine, glitterfest = silver everywhere in the tea, stuck to my strainer, in the cup, etc…
I bumped my rating a little as it was a little better flavor blended in the following cups.
Flavors: Apple, Jasmine, Metallic, Pine
If someone was to ask me about how I felt about having silver foil in my tea before I had this I might have said something negative. But somehow having the silver flakes in the bottom of the cup invokes all the half remembered narnia magic of mirrors and pools of water. Do yourself a favor and don’t pour this through a fine meshed strainer.
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Another tea had last night at work…’Twas a good one, too.
A nice sweet floral/jasmine note throughout the cup. I had let this one accidentally cool off during the busier hours of my shift, but the mere fact it became room temperature didn’t mean that it was a bad thing that it oftentimes can be with teas cooling off…It was just as soothing room temperature as it was hot. In fact, I’d say the pine came out a little more with the cooler liquid than with the hotter. Overall, this was delightful.This tea is truly wonderful. The leaves themselves are gorgeous, with silver coated apple pieces and pine needles. The taste is floral at first followed with a bite of fresh pine. I definitely recommend this tea.
Flavors: Floral, Jasmine, Pine, Smooth
