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Perfect for the cooler nights we’ve been having. This tea is like having a cup of autumn!
Reminded me a lot of a type of wassail I drank at a local fair. It is very robust and fruity, with a delicate hint of spice. Truly enjoyable!
Added some jasmine dragon pearls to the mix. It was very light and refreshing!
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I liked it, but I think I need more sugar to make it like the Moroccan Mint tea I know and love. The kind I prefer has more mint than green tea, but the prominence of the green tea does not make it bad at all. I just prefer it sweet.
Last cup I had contained much less of a mate flavor than previous steeps. I love it without the overpowering kick.
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Today I tore open the bag the mint came in and poured it into a little satchel. I added some jasmine pearls and got a soothing, sweet, and fragrant blend.
Drank a cup of this in the morning with toast and jam. It is so tasty!
Whenever I open my tin of Leo I am always charmed by the fact that it smells almost exactly like an orange creamsicle. It is a very refreshing blend. The citrus notes aren’t artificial or bitter, but very creamy. I steeped it for 3 minutes and got a very robust cup. This uplifting blend is exactly what I need right now. I’m writing a thesis! Yay.
Fresh steep with a spoonful of sugar. Delicious as usual!
2nd steep. Much less of an astringent taste, but I think I enjoy the robust flavor of the first steep more. This was a little bit too soft in flavor for my liking.
I drank a rose congou blend at my local tea house, and it was wonderful, but it left me hankering for something sweeter. I turned to this.
1st steep, 3min. This is one of my favorite teas. It is very smooth.
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This is one of my favorites. I love adding a dollop of honey for the perfect sweetness.
I bought this from a local tea room this past weekend. It is a very gentle blend, with just the right amount of bergamot and rose.
This tea has a very full and warm flavor. It is almost malty. I like adding a bit of vanilla sugar to make it even more decadent. I steep for about 4 minutes.
This tea has an almost cloyingly sweet aroma, but it is delicious. The candied violet pieces sweeten the tea so I rarely ever reach for sugar or honey when steeping. I steep it for about 3 minutes. Any longer and the flavors become a tad bitter.
Very relaxing. Light apple-like flavor.
A very refreshing tea. It has an interesting flavor that I don’t come across too often.
