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“The cat woke me at the crack of 8 Begging for water, attention or some other ill-fate. Since sleeping in was no longer the ideal, I figured I’d start the day with a liquid meal. TeaCuplets:...” Read full tasting note
“Described as having notes of pumpkin and cocoa. It looks like the name—golden curls, and steeps up fairly light for a black tea, a golden brown. It’s a rather mellow tea. I don’t find it...” Read full tasting note
Nose of candied pumpkin and cacao seeds
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The cat woke me at the crack of 8
Begging for water, attention or some other ill-fate.
Since sleeping in was no longer the ideal,
I figured I’d start the day with a liquid meal.
TeaCuplets: http://lazyliteratus.tumblr.com/post/80892039954/teacuplets-o5-tea-yunnan-golden-curls
Flavors: Honey
Described as having notes of pumpkin and cocoa. It looks like the name—golden curls, and steeps up fairly light for a black tea, a golden brown. It’s a rather mellow tea. I don’t find it reminiscent of cocoa. I don’t find this earthy. But a spicy pumpkin-like note is there I think. My aunt liked this tea even more than the Yunan Tian Hong we enjoyed yesterday.
And a gold star for the whimsy! (If Tazo slept that late, we would do the dance of joy. His body clock starts ticking between 4:30 and 5:00.)
@Gmathis – Thanks! I’m playing around with a review style to notch off teas at a far quicker rate.