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“Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge Saturday, June 12th: National Red Rose Day Tea #1 Perfect time to make a note for this! I was crossing my fingers, hoping this was good, ordered two ounces since...” Read full tasting note
“Found this while looking for a cherry green without rose petals, which was harder to find than I expected. I like the safflower in this; it’s less perfumey and overbearing than the rose, but still...” Read full tasting note
An exclusive combination of fruity, sweet cherry and floral rose come together to create an exquisite balance to a nutty and acidic Chinese Sencha backdrop. This fragrant green tea blend provides a smooth finish with a touch of tart sweetness. An incredible tea served hot or iced.
Sencha Green Tea, All Natural Flavor, Freeze-Dried Cherries, Rose Petals.
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Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge Saturday, June 12th: National Red Rose Day Tea #1
Perfect time to make a note for this! I was crossing my fingers, hoping this was good, ordered two ounces since it wasn’t one of the teas that was on sale. Sadly, not steeping up as the tea I dreamed. (I think I might be thinking of a Davidstea blend that I sampled that I wish this was like?) But who ever gets cherry tea right? There should be actual cherry pieces in the blend – I don’t see any. There is rose at least, but mostly this is a ton of sencha. The scent of the dry leaf is a bit odd. I’m not really smelling or tasting cherry or rose. I hate to say it, but it’s more like that dreaded bubblegum flavor that I sometimes find in flavored teas. The second cup almost tasted like plain green, and very bland at that. I don’t think it gets more flavorful from here… this is such a fresh tea! Too bad, and I was really trying to be delicate with the steeps too.
Steep #1 // 1 1/2 teaspoons for full mug // 40 minutes after boiling // 1 minute steep
Steep #2 // 20 minutes after boiling // 2 min
Found this while looking for a cherry green without rose petals, which was harder to find than I expected. I like the safflower in this; it’s less perfumey and overbearing than the rose, but still provides some balance for the cherry, which can itself be an overpowering flavor. I also like that it uses actual cherries and not just flavoring.
Flavors: Flowers, Fruity
