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“Not bad, another tasting sample of Gschwender which turns out o be nice. But its nothing special, a bit too bitter in the aftertaste, lacking subtle notes before. Might be worth trying more, i will...” Read full tasting note
“Color: Light maple brown and pale yellows with hints of orange holding its color most of the way to the edges even upon tilting the cup. Aroma: Classic light 1st flush black tea aromas, with...” Read full tasting note
Der erste Geniestreich der Sunderpani (“Beautiful Water”) Kleinbauern in Ilam. Ein authentischer First Flush, wie es ihn in dieser Region lange nicht gegeben hat. Bezaubernd erfrischend.
Zubereitungstip: 12 g Teeblätter (ca. 8 gestrichene Teelamaß) auf 1 Liter gefiltertes bzw. weiches kochendes Wasser; 2 Min. ziehen lassen; schmeckt ungesüßt oder mit einem kleinen Löffel weißem Kandis.
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Rare Tea RepublicNot bad, another tasting sample of Gschwender which turns out o be nice. But its nothing special, a bit too bitter in the aftertaste, lacking subtle notes before. Might be worth trying more, i will add it for now to my shopping list.
Color: Light maple brown and pale yellows with hints of orange holding its color most of the way to the edges even upon tilting the cup.
Aroma: Classic light 1st flush black tea aromas, with hints of orange and lemon peel and a touch of light tobacco smoke and hidden malt.
Taste: Wonderful light spring harvest black tea flavors, yet still medium-full in flavor with a pleasant astringent finish which lasts for minutes. Lightly floral with good acidity and delicate sweetness, beautiful balance, a very satisfying and complete tea experience from aroma to finish.
Mental/Physical: Slight feeling of alertness and calming warmth after only 4oz, which continues through 16oz without becoming over intense.
Notes: The dry leaves have an incredible multi-shade/color to them. Greens and browns clearly demonstrating the craftsmanship in the processing of the leaves.
