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“My new job doesn’t offer free coffee and tea like my last one.This has been good in two ways: 1) I’m no longer anxiety-riddled to a non-functional state by coffee and 2) I’m bringing in lots of tea...” Read full tasting note
“Fragrant with roses. A lovely afternoon tea.” Read full tasting note
“This tea is simply gorgeous.” Read full tasting note
Surely this is one of the loveliest teas. China Congou black leaf tea is layered with pink rose petals to give a mellow, sweet-tasting tea with a wonderfully perfumed aroma. An elegant tea to serve with cakes and pastries in the afternoon.
Use a warmed teapot and add one teaspoon of tea per person. Add freshly boiled water and infuse for 2-3 minutes. Serve without milk.
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My new job doesn’t offer free coffee and tea like my last one.This has been good in two ways: 1) I’m no longer anxiety-riddled to a non-functional state by coffee and 2) I’m bringing in lots of tea to drink up. I’m loving fillable tea bags because then I can package up a week’s worth of tea for work all at once and prepare it with no mess. Win win win.
Because this one has been hanging around forever, I packed up the rest of it as a work tea. Shamelessly gunning for a sipdown. It’s way more tea than I expected (and I gave so much away!) and it’s … well, let’s just say I’ve got a bad habit of oversteeping my work teas and this one does not go gently into the night.
When I oversteep, it tastes like old lady perfume. Literally, like drinking a bottle of perfume. The floral from the rose is gross and overwhelming. Steeped for two minutes (and when there’s fewer chunks of flower in the tea), it’s smooth and has a tolerable background of rose.
I know I liked this one originally, but I’m not really enjoying it. I don’t think floral is for me and I can’t wait to be done with this one. Dropping my rating accordingly. :-/
Flavors: Floral, Flowers, Perfume
You know you’re a tea connoisseur when you’re actually happy that you’re working at a place that doesn’t offer free tea and coffee. I don’t blame you, obviously!
Oh yes!
At first I was annoyed, then I realized that this would totally up my sipdown game. Husband will no longer be able to put me under a tea ban! Mwahahahahaha!