From the very first inhalation of the dryleaf this tea enchanted me. If fairies wanted to capture me and whisk me away they would brew up this tea, I would taste it, and they could capture me without fuss. It’s that magical!
It starts out with the taste of warm, fresh vanilla cake straight out of the oven, but with notes of something richer and more wild than white flour- This cake captures the souls of wild dandelions and tea and and fuses them with vanilla- The kind of creamy vanilla that a person can only dream about. The kind of vanilla that so soft that it can only be infused with milky moonlight.
After this I taste the spices that could only taste the way they do if they were combined with fairy dust. Cinnamon, ginger, and citrus and dance their way across my tongue, weaving spells that work to warm and sweeten.
And the spell lingers…
It’s been over a half hour since I finished my cup and the scent haunts me like a melody calling me from fairyland. I still feel it’s warmth on my like it breathed all its warmness and delight into me.
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I am glad someone reviewed this tea. I have been looking at it on the website since it came out.
I want to try this one so bad. :) Thank you for the lovely review!
Ahh I wanted to try this tea as soon as I saw it on the site and this review might push me over the edge, it sounds amazing!!
I woke up this morning asking myself if I dreamed this tea up!
Yay! I have a sample of this, waiting to be tried. :)
I just re-steeped the leaves 3 times this morning. I can’t seem to move on to another tea just yet.
What an amazing review!!! Thank you so much- this absolutely made our morning. We are definitely making this our Sunday morning sample for the teahouse XD
Such a fantastic review!
Lily- You make me wish I lived near the tea house! And I just have to say I love that you included dandelions in this. I love dandelion greens! My grandmother used to make them for us when we were younger and they have such a warmth! She used to make them because they reminded her of her youth in Greece. She was stuck on a Greek island during WWII. They didn’t always have food, but she and her sister would forage for dandelions and mushrooms. Didn’t expect to taste the dandelions so much in this tea with everything else going on, but I did and it played so well with everything else!
Nicole- Thanks! I was coming off of a runner’s high when I wrote this. Lol!
Such a beautiful review! There is no doubt I will have to try this sometime!
I am glad someone reviewed this tea. I have been looking at it on the website since it came out.
I want to try this one so bad. :) Thank you for the lovely review!
Ahh I wanted to try this tea as soon as I saw it on the site and this review might push me over the edge, it sounds amazing!!
I woke up this morning asking myself if I dreamed this tea up!
Yay! I have a sample of this, waiting to be tried. :)
I just re-steeped the leaves 3 times this morning. I can’t seem to move on to another tea just yet.
What an amazing review!!! Thank you so much- this absolutely made our morning. We are definitely making this our Sunday morning sample for the teahouse XD
Such a fantastic review!
Lily- You make me wish I lived near the tea house! And I just have to say I love that you included dandelions in this. I love dandelion greens! My grandmother used to make them for us when we were younger and they have such a warmth! She used to make them because they reminded her of her youth in Greece. She was stuck on a Greek island during WWII. They didn’t always have food, but she and her sister would forage for dandelions and mushrooms. Didn’t expect to taste the dandelions so much in this tea with everything else going on, but I did and it played so well with everything else!
Nicole- Thanks! I was coming off of a runner’s high when I wrote this. Lol!
Such a beautiful review! There is no doubt I will have to try this sometime!