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“I bought this at Big Lots for 2 reasons…one because it was SUPER CHEAP and two…because I have never tried anything from this company. I must say I am pleasantly surprised as this is MUCH better...” Read full tasting note
“I’m giving this a higher rating than it probably deserves. I brewed a cup of this and then was distracted by this:...” Read full tasting note
“Clean and packed with caffeine. Forgives a long steep. Hardly a delicate or fancy tea, but delicious and dependable.” Read full tasting note
“Delicious- strong, black and rough as a pure Ceylon should be. Again – no milk, no sugar, no sweeteners of any kind. Enjoy the taste!” Read full tasting note
From the box:
“Certified, pure organic Ceylon tea. Selected and blended under the direction of the tea experts of St. Dalfour France.”
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I bought this at Big Lots for 2 reasons…one because it was SUPER CHEAP and two…because I have never tried anything from this company.
I must say I am pleasantly surprised as this is MUCH better than I expected. This is a nice medium strength bagged tea. It’s not much for aroma but it was a slight peppery yet natural kick to it. I agree with the other tasters saying it’s a forgiving tea if over infused, too. Good to know…since I am so forgetful
I’m giving this a higher rating than it probably deserves. I brewed a cup of this and then was distracted by this: http://jezebel.com/lets-adopt-all-of-these-rescued-farm-animals-immediate-1486782561 which led me to almost cry and then go to Farm Sanctuary’s site. 12 minutes later, this was severely over-brewed, but it didn’t get bitter or super-astringent. I love leaves that are forgiving, and I am in a generous holiday mood so I am giving this a high rating!
Their Darjeeling is quite acceptable, too. Both make good iced tea (cold brewed), too.
Merry Christmas!