196 Tasting Notes
I had this as a loose tea and I thought it was excellent. Deep and strong and winey, with the barest tiniest whiff of cherry and smoke, quite possibly from Keemun tea, as that is usually a component of English Breakfast, along with an Indian tea, usually Assam.
Preparation
Hot, this is a wonderful tea which has 2 of my favorite flavors – Lavender and Jasmine, which somehow take turns being in the forefront of taste. A delicate tea, but well flavored. Cold, it is equally a star, with the lavender having first place and the jasmine sweetening it. All around good stuff
SERRV is an organisation that helps indigenoous people around the world make and market crafts, many of very high quality. This tea, however, is not. It smelled “off” in the package – maybe moldy, I’m not sure. Tastewise, there wasn’t much – not even the mint!
Preparation
I needed to fill out a spice order and got this Keemun. It came in a standard 2 ounce spice jar! It smelled very fresh and it’s pretty good, with lots of flavor nuances including licorice, sarsaparilla, woodsiness, a tiny bit of smokey. Really a pleasant brew. Quel Suprise!
Preparation
This is a great iced tea! The flavors really come out, but politely. The 2 combine to form what I think the lovely scented “Mock Orange” shrub must taste like. I cold-brewed it in the fridge overnight. I used about 12 teaspoons to a 2 quart pitcher. Really super to drink on a hot afternoon.