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“Writing a review as I ride to a funeral. Yesterday I drank this tea and it was wonderful…. But thoughts: my family kind of deemed me to be the family member who is going to hell when I started...” Read full tasting note
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Writing a review as I ride to a funeral. Yesterday I drank this tea and it was wonderful…. But thoughts: my family kind of deemed me to be the family member who is going to hell when I started dying my hair and getting piercings so I’m not close to them. These family events are awkward because I disagree with them on so much. Religion is a touchy subject because they are going to say so and so is looking down on us from heaven now… Ugh, I’ll leave that idea alone though.
Anyways. Moving in two days and the place was flooded. Now I get to find out how I’ll switch everything over to the other unit they offered instead. What a fun day, and I had no idea the funeral was today until two hours ago. Stressed x100
So this tea smells wonderful like a dark chocolate that’s dusted with cocoa. The brew comes out much lighter than expected. The nutty notes from the dong ding are so faded and taken over by the disaapering roast that has turned into a charcoal chocolate with some burnt sugar. When a roast is done right and the tea is stored correctly you get an almost dry caramel taste because the sweetness from the tea can shine over the harsh roast but it is faded due to the leaf losing its vibrancy. This is a wonderful tea and can easily hit a top 10 for aged oolong because of its unexpected notes that pop. I didn’t even brew this carefully either which means it can be even better :)
You have an extended family on here. You will never be by yourself.
Family events are awkward when you are the odd one out. Totally get that. Big hugs to you, Liquid Proust. Breathe. Be kind to yourself.
Yeah ive heard you mention it before, that must be really hard & not something I have personally been through but you have my empathy for sure. :)
I found this to be an excellent tea as well.
I definitely hear you about not seeing eye-to-eye with the family. I’m far and away the most secular, liberal, etc member of the family, as far as I know.
Hang in there, LP! I enjoy who you are very much, and the sense of playfulness you bring to all things tea. Religious baggage is a gift in the end, it brings a depth within because early on we learned to look more deeply and open the brain up to receive what there is.