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“Spring 2018 harvest – sipdown Boiling, 2 min, western I liked this tea a lot. It worked much better for me at a hotter temperature than what is stated on the package. Vanilla, oak, soft, nutty,...” Read full tasting note
“This tea was a sample someone added for me. I think was Stephanie, but I could be completely wrong. I really don’t know. Everything to all mixed up. Anyway, I was having a cruddy day at work and...” Read full tasting note
“This tea is ok, not great, but decent. It is somewhat floral, somewhat bitter, and somewhat sweet with bitter slightly overriding the other flavors. I only bought an ounce of this as I don’t always...” Read full tasting note
“Thanks Garret for a sample of this with my recent Mandala order! This is the 2014 harvest. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such large FUZZY white tea leaves! This is seriously some fluffy downy stuff...” Read full tasting note
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Spring 2018 harvest – sipdown
Boiling, 2 min, western
I liked this tea a lot. It worked much better for me at a hotter temperature than what is stated on the package.
Vanilla, oak, soft, nutty, and orange. I need to re-order some of this.
Flavors: Nutty, Oak, Orange, Vanilla
This tea was a sample someone added for me. I think was Stephanie, but I could be completely wrong. I really don’t know. Everything to all mixed up.
Anyway, I was having a cruddy day at work and after going through everything I’d grabbed from the L&C box this morning, nothing appealed. This one was sitting on my desk, and sounded perfect.
It was.
Delicious.
I love white peony tea, and this is a beautiful example.
Yum.
Sweet, creamy, delicious.
YUM.
(Yes, I wrote YUM multiple times on my note paper while tasting this.)
This tea is ok, not great, but decent. It is somewhat floral, somewhat bitter, and somewhat sweet with bitter slightly overriding the other flavors. I only bought an ounce of this as I don’t always like white tea. I brewed this with the recommended amount of leaf, about 6 tsp in an 18 oz teapot for 1 min at 175 degrees.
Thanks Garret for a sample of this with my recent Mandala order!
This is the 2014 harvest. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such large FUZZY white tea leaves! This is seriously some fluffy downy stuff :) The kind of tea you want to pet like a kitty!
I may have slightly underleafed this for my tastes. It is so hard to measure big leaves! This is a smooth, creamy white though. Light but with a rich earthiness. Creamy hay may not sound appealing but that is what it reminds me of. Sweet and summery :)
This tea makes my mouth water :) It’s been so fun to break this new crop out for the tea classes lately. I typically will do my first steep at 5 to 8 minutes when I am working with a white tea. This stuff works great in a tea thermos (grandpa style), too. Try a longer steep with it and see what you get.
And I am the one who should be doing the thanking, pal :) So, without further adieu – THANK YOU!!
