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Quite possibly the best flowering tea I’ve ever had. The carnation-jasmine combo rules. The first pot was smooth and rich, and the second pot was surprisingly sweet. I’m trying to get a third infusion out of it. We’ll see how this goes.
The barista at Atlas Cafe wasn’t sure where they got their tea from, but looking at some of the containers on the shelf, I have a hunch it was this one. Was in the mood for something light and it did the trick.
Steeped for 4 minutes. I haven’t quite made up my mind about the first two cups of this. Seems like it might be better mid-day than for breakfast.
Twice today :)
Exactly what I was looking for after a sushi lunch and some egg custard. Steeped for 2 1/2 minutes, the citrus was just right for my tastes.
Did I mention this deli’s right around the corner from my gym? You can pretty much look at my tealog and figure out how often I work out. Best chai in New York.
Great with lunch, a solid restaurant-style oolong (even though they have higher-grade varieties on the menu). Came with a shrimp and avocado over rice lunch box.
Showing Steepster to Dan from Radiance Tea House
Sitting here at Radiance Tea House working with Mike and Jason :)
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Tea with attitude (and altitude). I like the idea of “Damn Fine Tea.” Damn fine packaging too. This is the first Nepal tea I’ve tasted and it reminds me a lot of a darjeeling I have in my cupboard. The recommended steep time was 3 minutes, and I let it sit about a minute too long…
This reminds me of the other cacao-flavored teas I’ve had, like common Vienna green teas. I’m usually not a fan of strawberry in my tea, but this one isn’t too overpowering and the slight hint of vanilla is nice.
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After a morning workout, there is nothing on earth that’s better.
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Mom brought me a bag of individually wrapped flowering teas from China. This particular one has a buttery jasmine flavor. Mmmmmm.
I didn’t like this the first time I tried it and I liked it even less the second. The vanilla tastes artificial and there’s something just off about the flavor combination.
In bagged form, from Guy & Gallard.
Steeped for 5 minutes.
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