Revisiting my custom blend from Ovation Teas. Tonight, the nutmeg is very prominent. So much so that I could smell the aroma in the living room as it steeped in the kitchen. Powerful!

The apricot and vanilla are pretty evenly matched. This sip, I might taste a little more apricot, while the next, more vanilla comes through. I don’t taste a lot of almond flavor (it’s there, just not strong), the pecan is a little stronger than the almond … although neither is particularly strong… they present themselves as background notes to support the other flavors, and really enhance the natural nutty flavors of the white tea nicely.

KeenTeaThyme

this sounds really nice! Where can we get our hands on some? :)

TeaEqualsBliss

Sounds COOL! :)

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KeenTeaThyme

this sounds really nice! Where can we get our hands on some? :)

TeaEqualsBliss

Sounds COOL! :)

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