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I stopped by Stash HQ while running errands of a sort. While perusing their rather large loose leaf wall, a new white tea caught my eye. Rwandan in origin. Now, I’ve had Kenyan whites and Malawi whites, but not one from Rwanda. I inquired about it at the desk, and they mentioned that it was new. That and they had it out for tasting. I gave it a go.

Aside from the temperature of the water being lukewarm, this was a very flavorful tea. I had noticed that African whites – like Indian ones – have a distinct “grape-y” profile about them. Also shades of maple. This had a grassy forefront that transitioned to the fruit note quite smoothly. A very delicious amber cup. So glad I happened by it.

Michelle Butler Hallett

Mmmm. I’ve seen the Rwandans on stashtea.com and have them on my list. Thanks for posting this.

Geoffrey Norman

It lives up to my high opinions of African white teas. Worth your valuable time.

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Michelle Butler Hallett

Mmmm. I’ve seen the Rwandans on stashtea.com and have them on my list. Thanks for posting this.

Geoffrey Norman

It lives up to my high opinions of African white teas. Worth your valuable time.

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