A sipdown! (M: 17, Y: 17)
“A buttery pastry” tea as described by Courtney is top-notch description of this tea. Sadly, it smells better than it tastes, but if you are looking for some flavour profile descriptors, here are a few: buttery pastry, vanilla, brown sugar and creamy.
Prepared as a family pot tea — 2L / 2 pyramids steeped for 5 minutes.
I am drinking almost everything. Tea bag collector who moved to wonderful world of loose leaf.
Black teas are preferred, but I am drinking almost anything.
Trying to rate differently tea bags and loose leaf as tea bags have usually worse quality.
Photographer now and then. Postcrossing and geocaching member. Very curious person. Working in logistics.
Is in my cupboard (trying to be updated) which sparkled your interest? Write me, I would gladly share with you.
Czech Republic
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And one note: this tea is best hot or lukewarm. Cold it’s not good.