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Scheherazade drank Sun and Cloud Mist by 52teas

On the third day of Christmas, 52Teas gave to me…Sun and Cloud Mist!

I’d actually been looking at this on here earlier today, wishing I’d had the chance to try some. So you’ll understand exactly how delighted I was to open the sachet and find this.

It smells, as I’m coming to discover is normal for 52Teas, A-MA-ZING. Sweetly lemony, and so fresh. I can tell this is going to be a good one.

I’m not disappointed. Ohh, this is nice. It’s no secret that I’ve never been the biggest green tea fan, but this tea is perfect. I can’t imagine it working as well with any other base, and I could happily sit and drink it all day. Most green tea makes me wrinkle my nose a bit, but not this one. It’s not at all bitter or astringent, it just tastes of pure, sweet lemon cream.

I have no idea how Frank does it, but the man is clearly a genius and this tea is simply divine. Love at first sip.

2012-12-17 13:56:25 -0500

190 °F / 87 °C

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Hi :) I’m Sarah, 24, and I live in Norwich in the UK. I’m currently enjoying my journey into the realm of whole-leaf tea, which started a couple of years ago now, when a friend introduced me to Teapigs. Since then, I’ve been insatiable.

I still have a deep rooted (and probably life-long) preference for black tea. All-time favourites are Ceylon and Assam, but I’m currently experimenting with a few diffeent Darjeelings. I also enjoy flavoured black teas, on the rare occasion they’re not complete let-downs.

I’ve discovered a deep adoration for white tea, and I’d not be without bags of Silver Needle and Pai Mu Tan. My current favourite for both of these is Adagio, but I’m still enjoying discovering and trying new varieties and suppliers.

I’m a big drinker of herbal and fruit tisanes (particularly at work), and I also like rooibos, and a good chai latte.

As yet, I’m not over keen on green tea, although I’m willing to be pursuaded. There are a couple in my cupboard at the moment, but they’re a relative rarity among what I buy. Same with oolongs, really. I’ll try anything once, though, so I’ll probably never rule them out completely.

You’ve probably had enough of me now, so I’m going to shut up. Needless to say, though, I really love tea.