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I found this one to be a bit woodsy, had a dry finish with the classic Oolong flavor staying with you. I was surprised at how different it tasted “barely sipp-able hot” compared with “gulp-able hot”. The taste was much better once it cooled down a bit.
Simple – mere; honest; without pretense.
My cup goes with me…
and my french press isn’t far.
Three things I am very thankful for,
Fire, Fish & Tea.
Two things needed for Tea…
time and a friend.
Here is a tea poem, not mine but I like it…
A Cup of Tea
A cup of tea at the crack of dawn
Uplifts the spirit and inspires the heart.
A cup of tea after a meal
Clears the mouth and helps the stomach.
A cup of tea amid the bustle of life
Relieves parched throat and dispels vexation.
A cup of tea when you’re overworked
Soothes muscle and bone and dissolves fatigue.
Asheville, NC
