Oh my word. I got a late birthday gift today from my youngest daughter, said box arriving after she left for school and sorely tempting me.
When she let me open the gift, there were not only two teas but a plethora of samples, most of which were simply labeled “mystery sachet”. EXCITING! I knew they must be labeled in the inside so you know how to steep it, and I assumed the wrapper color was a clue as to what kind of tea was inside.
This immediately smelled like candy, delicious, delectable grown up candy. I thought of those candies that come in flavors like violet, guava, or lavender. I am guessing it must be the plum sitting right up front in the aromas, and the bergamot is there but not whack-you-over-the-head sour. It says there are carrot pieces but I don’t taste anything that I perceive as carrot. Anyone know what carrot would contribute in a blend like this?
We made two steeps with this little sachet and made nummy noises the whole time we drank it. The base is pretty smooth. I followed their advice and kept the water cool for a black tea, steeping it at about 190F. I did give it four minutes for the first steep and nearly five for the second.
Absolutely delicious, and I can hardly wait to try some more of their teas.
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Although I like this tea, I have more than I can drink. I would be happy to share some with you so I know it’s going to someone who will enjoy it :)
Happy belated birthday to you, ashmanra.
Happy Birthday!!
Glad you’re back, ashmanra. I have missed reading your always wonderful notes! Happy birthday! :)
Thank you, all! It was a lovely birthday!
Although I like this tea, I have more than I can drink. I would be happy to share some with you so I know it’s going to someone who will enjoy it :)
EmmaM: I saw your comment a year too late. Thanks for the offer, though!