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“Geek Steep S2E29 – Weird Al When we were picking our three songs for this episode, the one I was most set on choosing was Amish Paradise. It has what is probably the best opening line of ANY Weird...” Read full tasting note
“Preparation: Western with oatmilk Tasting Note: Didn’t drink a lot of the tea without the oatly. With oatly (oatmilk) it reminded me of a rye bread sort of. It had a roasty toasty spiced notes and...” Read full tasting note
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Steeping instructions: 2 tea spoons at 205F for 5-6 mins enjoy me with milk/as a latte!
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Geek Steep S2E29 – Weird Al
When we were picking our three songs for this episode, the one I was most set on choosing was Amish Paradise. It has what is probably the best opening line of ANY Weird Al Song.
As I walk through the valley where I harvest my grain, I take a look at my wife and realize she’s very plain.
I also knew exactly what tea I was going to pick and why. The only option in my mind was to drink something that tasted like churned butter, which is exactly what this tea reminds me of. It’s a little toasty but mostly just tastes like it’s slathered in butter. I though it was so fitting, and also so hilarious with the context of the song.
Song Pairing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOfZLb33uCg
Preparation: Western with oatmilk
Tasting Note: Didn’t drink a lot of the tea without the oatly. With oatly (oatmilk) it reminded me of a rye bread sort of. It had a roasty toasty spiced notes and was interesting. To be steeped again for more detail or maybe just more certainty.
