Atacdad

I have nothing good to say about this “tea”. My first impression was that I had just brewed the contents of your latest drug test’s specimen cup…yah, exactly. Overcoming my initial revulsion…sort of a case of morbid curiosity…I actually tasted it. I’ll sum it up by saying that I believe the majority of the flavor came from the paper cup the tea was in..oh, and there was a little ginger zing after the fact.

2010-01-25 17:48:49 -0500

180 °F / 82 °C

2 min 30 sec

I Like This

5 likes

4 comments

People who liked this

Comments

Cofftea 2010-01-25 18:13:36 -0500

Sad day! In spite of your rating though, I’d still love to try this one.

fcmonroe 2010-01-25 18:20:37 -0500

So, you didn’t like it?

Cofftea 2010-01-25 18:27:51 -0500

@fcmonroe, I’m thinking the rating of 1 gives that one away.

Atacdad 2010-01-25 18:49:53 -0500

brew a cup, walk down the office hallway, set the cup down on a co-worker’s desk and say, with a sigh, “Thank God I had the cup…almost didn’t make it”.
My cube neighbor was amused, but then he’s a bit odd too ;-)

Profile

Bio

I remember when I discovered that there was more to tea than hot or iced. I was given a loose tea sampler (M.T.W.) and a stainless steel tea ball as a Christmas gift many years ago, by whom I cannot remember. That was the start of what will be a life-long love of fine tea. I discovered Steepster from a blog entry on the Mark. T. Wendell website…and have, from Steepster, discovered even more fine teas and vendors. Bravo!