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“This delightful tea is flavourful and smooth, with a strong finish. Almost amber coloured as it steeps, it fills the area with its rich aroma. Can be enjoyed with or without milk, but my preference...” Read full tasting note
“A bold tea, one that brews up quickly and has little distinguishing notes to it other than it’s faintly creamy, smells vaguely like an orange pekoe, and has a few notes of something sweet in it...” Read full tasting note
“I haven’t had a kick-in-the-pants assam for a while. This is that tea. So good. So assam-y. Tasty with cranberry honey and almond milk. I’ll need to try it plain at some point, but wow. Strong teas...” Read full tasting note
This organic estate Assam tea ranks among the finest black teas on the market — tippy and flavourful with full second flush jammy profile. Perfect with or without milk.
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A bold tea, one that brews up quickly and has little distinguishing notes to it other than it’s faintly creamy, smells vaguely like an orange pekoe, and has a few notes of something sweet in it that I’m struggling to place. Honey, perhaps? Maybe a honeyed fruit? Wish I knew more about this tea prior to drinking it, as that would likely help my enjoyment. Off to investigate! :)
EDIT: Bah. This is a tricky one to find online. Does anyone have a URL for the company?
Thank you OMGsrlsy for sharing this with me! :)
Flavors: Honey
is this just windsor-csatle tea?
Tea Time has no website or online presence. The description is as much information as I have.
Yea, there are two entries for it. OMGsrlsy: good to know. Are they local?
This might be it if it’s in Vancouver http://nvteatime.yolasite.com
yyz, your google-fu is AMAZING. I’ve looked on and off for months for more information on this company.
Yes, MissB. They are on Lonsdale in North Van. They carry some Mountain Rose Herbs blends, which is super exciting for me.
I haven’t had a kick-in-the-pants assam for a while.
This is that tea.
So good. So assam-y. Tasty with cranberry honey and almond milk.
I’ll need to try it plain at some point, but wow. Strong teas to have at breakfast err, brunch. I’ve MISSED you.
The additives sound wonderful!
This is a super fruity assam. I have plum jelly in the fridge that would be fantastic in it too. :)
Oh, never heard of cranberry honey, sounds interesting…
Muahahaha.
http://www.honeybeecentre.com/honeybee-products/infused-honey-spreads/cranberries-infused-in-honey-500-g#.Uw1jHM7EFi8
http://www.honeybeecentre.com/honeybee-products/pure-honey/liquid-honey/cranberry-honey-500-g#.Uw1jLs7EFi8
I have both kinds. The one with cranberries in it is better with fruit teas, and I also recommend putting it into the basket so you don’t have floaties. :)
Oh cranberry honey.
