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“Ok, I’ve been struggling with this cold and sore throat for over a week now, and today is the worst I’ve felt. But I simply have too many samples to try, and I can’t hold myself off any longer....” Read full tasting note
“The dry scent of this tea is so beautiful, and I’m happy to report that it’s retained in a lighter sense in the steeped tea. Beautiful sencha with a sweet kick. Also sensational as an iced tea. My...” Read full tasting note
“I really like this flavoured sencha. The quince and cornflowers work really well together. This is definitely one of my favourite senchas from T2.” Read full tasting note
“I was very skeptical of this tea to begin with since there isn’t actually any quince related ingredients included but I have to say that it is so delicious and tasty! It has a nice balance of...” Read full tasting note
An appealing addition to our flavoured green tea range. The fresh herbaceous qualities of sencha play with pretty cornflower blossoms and the sweet assertiveness of quince. Light pink musk aromas transform into fruity and fresh floral flavours with a brisk finish. An exotic and sensual sensation.
Ingredients:
Sencha green tea, cornflowers, mallow flowers, flavour
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Ok, I’ve been struggling with this cold and sore throat for over a week now, and today is the worst I’ve felt. But I simply have too many samples to try, and I can’t hold myself off any longer. These may not be the best conditions for truly evaluating this tea, but they are some of the best conditions for just saying, “Stuff it! I’m gonna do what I want to keep myself comfortable!”
So with that bit of self-indulgence in mind, this is really nice. I get florals and vanilla with a sweet-tart fruitiness all on top of a base of mind-soothing sencha. It’s smooth and rather buttery. I can see why it’s one of T2’s most popular green teas. The kids can run around, fuss, and generally destroy the house; they’ll be alright and I’ll be alright. That’s the mood this tea has left me with. (Do-gooders, relax: I’m not neglecting my kids. I’m gaining mental strength for the rest of our day!)
You can read a separate review I did for this tea and a couple of other T2 greens on my blog: http://hardlysupermom.wordpress.com/2012/08/23/progress-report-card-t2-nine-green-pack-part-3/
The dry scent of this tea is so beautiful, and I’m happy to report that it’s retained in a lighter sense in the steeped tea. Beautiful sencha with a sweet kick. Also sensational as an iced tea. My new favourite of T2’s flavoured senchas.
I was very skeptical of this tea to begin with since there isn’t actually any quince related ingredients included but I have to say that it is so delicious and tasty! It has a nice balance of earthy and sweet flavours. It’s great alongside pastry-type dishes or, my personal favourite, with shortbread cookies! So delicious.
Flavors: Earth, Floral, Green, Sweet
Ok, this is a Tea Sparrow sample from Silver Service, but it sounds the same as this blend so I’m going to put this note here. I finished off the sample by cold brewing it overnight (spring is here! I finally don’t feel the need to have hot tea all the time!). Very tasty! Fruity and floral, quite refreshing, great cold. I’m a little disappointed this is a sipdown!
When I drank this tea I realized heaven is officially on earth, from the first sip my taste buds started a huge dance on my tongue which lasted for hours after the first sip. If I were to ever have kids I would name them after this tea.
Relax=that’s funny. Too many people are too worried about how someone else is carrying themselves. They’ld really hate to hear me say I try to sell my kids to anyone who shows a shread of interest in them, even if it’s they’re just trying to make small talk with me…why do you want them.JK