The Drunken Apricot

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  • “This tea is so good (If I do say so myself!) It’s so good that my s/o has declared it’s one of the top 5 teas I’ve ever crafted. I don’t know if I’d go that far, but it IS really good. The base is...” Read full tasting note

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Tea of the Week for April 1, 2024!

The natural stone fruit & brown sugar notes of this Yunnan grown Assamica base inspired this blend. I thought that this tea would make a delightful apricot blend! I was right – this cuppa is so good!

Sweet apricot notes dance on the palate with every sip & the notes of a sweet brandy with hints of oak weave their way in & out. It’s a beautiful dance of flavors.

Crafted using a single estate Assamica black tea grown in the Yunnan province, chunks of freeze-dried apricot & peach & alcohol-free brandy essence, this tea makes a charming afternoon cup. It tastes great served hot or iced (it makes a stunning cold-brew!)

ingredients: black tea

organic ingredients: apricots, peaches & natural flavors

to brew: use 3g of tea (make sure you get some fruit in your measurement!) to 12oz of nearly boiling water (205°F). Steep for 3 ½ minutes. Strain & allow to cool for at least 10 minutes. Enjoy!

serving suggestion: I love this tea served hot – as I mentioned above, it makes a great cuppa for afternoon tea. However, since hot weather approaches, this does make a really stunning glass of iced tea (try cold-brewing it!) Since we’re still experiencing some cooler weather, I’m more than happy to be sipping on this tea hot! It doesn’t need sweetening, as the black tea has a natural sweetness to it, so if you tend to be one of those who sweeten their tea before they taste it, I recommend not doing that with this tea (or going light with the sweetener) as you may find this one is quite pleasant without sweetener.

A tea I came up with “on the fly” – while working in the tea studio. I wasn’t really sure what I wanted to do with the base – but after tasting it – the flavors of apricot & brandy spoke to me! I couldn’t be happier with the result – this tea is AMAZING!

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This tea is so good (If I do say so myself!) It’s so good that my s/o has declared it’s one of the top 5 teas I’ve ever crafted. I don’t know if I’d go that far, but it IS really good. The base is a Yunnan grown Assamica black tea (and it is beautiful!) and the natural flavors of the unaltered leaf is that of stone fruit & caramel/molasses so it suggested to me that I create a blend with stone fruit & something that would be enhanced with those dark, burnt sugar notes. Since I happened to have some freeze dried apricots on hand, that’s what I went with. I also added some peaches because I thought – a drunken apricot isn’t gonna notice that a peach came to the party.

The brandy plays so well with the caramel-y notes. It’s really a beautiful blend – and it tastes so good!

ashmanra

That sounds marvelous!

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