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Therapy - Youth Potion from My Cup of Tea (Montreal)

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Therapy - Youth Potion

Fruit White Blend by My Cup of Tea (Montreal)

White tea is the best source for antioxidants with minimal caffeine. With Chinese wolfberries that give a hint of fruity taste, it is a healthy beverage that nourishes your liver, kidney and eyes and strengthens your immune system.

7 Tasting Notes

TeaEqualsBliss
60

Thanks to Jillian I was able to try this!

I wasn’t found of the berry smell but the tea was “ok”…it didn’t really taste berry flavored but it wasn’t awful tasting. A bit confused by this but I can’t say it was a “bad” cuppa either.

gmathis

Jillian put this one up for adoption and it came to live at my house. I’m having a hard time deciding what a goji berry tastes like—-can’t separate it from the white tea flavor. But drinking it cheerfully and waiting for it to make me look, uh, youthier?

Jillian
57
Jillian 5 tasting notes

The pyramid sachets are filled with little rolled pearls of white tea that look quite similar to my Harney & Sons’ Dragon Pearl Jasmin. They lack the sweet, floral scent of the former however; instead they smell more or less like the dried goji berries that are mixed in with them. The tea brews up quite pale with a very faint, almost savoury odor.

The flavour is disapointingly dull and weak. Mostly it just tastes like goji berry-flavoured water. I’ll have another go at it with the second steep which’ll hopefully be better now the the pearls have had time to absorb water and unfurl.

I tried this tea again with a higher steeping time and temperature and the results were better. The white tea base is still a little bit whimpy but the goji berry flavour was nice – though I suppose that’s partially because I deliberatly mushed the berries against the side of the cup as I was taking the bag out.

I’m still not sure if I want to keep this tea or give it away. Maybe I’ll take half and put the other half up for adoption. I sense another post in the “Take It Away” thread in my future. ;)

I decided to have the last bag of this tea iced to see if made a difference. Turns out I do taste more of the white tea’s flavour when it’s cold, though the goji berry flavour seems to make the tea almost a bit smokey. It might be improved with some sweetener, but honestly I don’t really care about this tea enough to want to bother trying.

The taste of goji berries is pretty unique – tart, a bit like a rosehip, but they have an underlying almost salty-umami flavour to them aswell that I’ve never come across in any other fruit.

/random blog post is random

Second steeping and there’s a bit more flavour, but I really have to look for the white tea in the cup. It’s a light, faintly nutty flavour, but it’s oddly seperate from the flavour of the goji berries. They just don’t seem to mesh for whatever reason.

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