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Grown high in the mountains of one of the world’s premier tea gardens, Glendale Estate is a truly remarkable tea. Cinnamon-colored leaves yield a golden-brown liquor. Fresh, woodsy notes reminiscent of an alpine meadow give way to undertones of warm spice and port wine. Savor this tea sip after sip.
- White tea
This tea is made from 100% natural ingredients.
Very refreshing and unique!
This tastes a bit more like an Oolong than a white tea, and even has a soft mouthfeel that is similar to a dark oxidized Oolong. Notes of raw wood, spice, fruit and honey greet the palate, and a slight acidic taste lingers in the finish. It’s really very interesting and quite delicious!
Dry Leaf Smell reminds me of “clean car” smell or the freshest of fresh! This has a light golden brown color to it that is surprising for a white. Once infused the aroma is that of wood, spice, honey…but just subtle hints of all 3. You really have to search for it. The taste is a little chewy almost…I know I have never tasted a white like this! It’s almost a spiced wood meets drier-honey wine of sorts. It’s really neat! This is a YUMMY Cup!
This is a tea I got awhile back from TeaEqualsBliss thank you very much. Smells like a white tea with a touch of black teaness. Look wise is a white tea but dark leaves in to. This tastes refreshing and light and a medium tasting white tea with abit of floralness to it. And also a little black tea taste like to. I think this tea is really good tasting and I am happy that TeaEqualsBliss was kind enough to send me abit of it.
