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“Decided to try a new tea before watching another episode of Mr Mercedes on the start of my long weekend off. Nothing better than a night in with the dogs, a good show on TV (or book), a warm...” Read full tasting note
“This is a queued tasting note. Sipdown (153)! This was one of the teas I got to enjoy over my Thanksgiving break thanks to the sample from the lovely VariaTEA. Personally, I still think Lychee is a...” Read full tasting note
“One of the packages I got is just 1-2 cup sample sizes and they come in these adorable tiny tins. However, I was surprised how jam packed these tins really are seeing as I was able to make an iced...” Read full tasting note
There’s something about litchi that makes you smile and feel fuzzy inside. A couple of sips from this joyful infusion will suffice to brighten your day and invigorate your spirits!
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Decided to try a new tea before watching another episode of Mr Mercedes on the start of my long weekend off. Nothing better than a night in with the dogs, a good show on TV (or book), a warm house, a comfy blanket and a cuppa good tea. This one doesn’t disappoint as it is a pretty tasty tea. I am detecting hints of strawberry and rose with a subtle green tea base. I find this tea very soothing.
This is a queued tasting note.
Sipdown (153)!
This was one of the teas I got to enjoy over my Thanksgiving break thanks to the sample from the lovely VariaTEA.
Personally, I still think Lychee is a flavour for more better suited for sweet, floral green oolongs or black teas that can provide contrasting richness but this wasn’t unpleasant at all. The rose in the blend definitely got swallowed up by the naturally floral notes of the fruit and the strawberry was subtle and supportive in its role. Really the only complaint is just that the vegetal green tea base didn’t seem appropriate alongside such a sweet, lively fruit.
One of the packages I got is just 1-2 cup sample sizes and they come in these adorable tiny tins. However, I was surprised how jam packed these tins really are seeing as I was able to make an iced tea and still have some leftover.
As for the tea, I know litchi (lychee?) is meant to be floral but I think the Jasmine is just too much for my tastes. It has a nice strawberry rose flavor at the front of the sip, similar slightly to my beloved des roses et des bonbons (though not as good as that), but then the Jasmine comes in with an almost drying floral quality that I’m just not loving. On the plus side, their green tea base seems really mellow which means no vegetalness in this cup. Hopefully that stays consistent with the other greens because I have their Strawberry Sundae green tea cold brewing and it would be a shame if the base overshadowed the amazing smelling flavors.
