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I have a confession: I totally dumped out my cup of Rishi pu’erh and made a cup of this instead. Oh oolong, how I love thee. Shall I compare tea to a summer’s day? It art more tasty and more delicate Rough steeps do shake the darling buds of bay And a cup’s lease hath all too short a fate (thanks Bill Shakespeare) ... read more
Ever since I’ve been ordering from Red Leaf, I feel like all my matcha purchases had been “desert type matchas”. So, when I saw that the Boysenberry matcha went on sale again (since I missed it the first time), I knew I had to grab it. I’m not sure if I’ve ever had boysenberry on its own, but I definitely know I’v... read more
Thank you Stacy (Butiki) for this sample tea! (I’m Whispering… …..we all know how good Stacy is at creating tea’s that are… not nasty and artificially flavored…the really special tea’s that we love! Shhhhh, listen up!….. …..Th... read more
Intriguing alternative to Yerba, which tends to get bitter if you aren’t scientific about your brewing parameters. The small dry leaves have a firm earthy aroma which reminds one of a pure lush green forest. The plain brew is also not so different from Yerba, perhaps slightly more amber colored. The tas... read more
This is a very interesting tea! I want to have it again later or another day when I can focus more closely on it as today I am a bit under the weather. However with that said – this has a lot of pu-erh qualities to it with earthy deep notes! I think I am going to like this one! I have enough left for anot... read more
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