Dilmah

I love to have it in the morning or late night. Sometimes I add plain milk and brown sugar or simply sweet condensed milk.

I love to have it hot in the evening. After a busy day. Add a little brown sugar to please yourself with an exotic sensation.

I like it hot in the morning while spreading butter on my toasted bread. Either enjoying it in the evening after a day full of successful deals. Cheers!

Great to be enjoyed in the evening, after a busy day. Soothing yet recharging your spirit.

relaxed and chilling out this evening with a warm cup of Arabian Mint & Honey. refreshing.

I like to enjoy this unique tasted tea in the middle of breakfast and lunch time, while reading women’s magazine or just having chit chat with some friends.

I love to enjoy it anytime of the day, especially to boost my mood.

Current favorite for morning – mainly because I’m lazy, want a teabag with a good flavour. I love the body in this tea, and with milk it reminds me of my English-Canadian upbringing.

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Got it in a sample pack and its just what i’m looking for, a little different with a nice punch.

Not so great, as Ceylons go. Can be very dusty.

Initially the scent reminded me of musk sticks from when I was young. I steeped a bag in 400 mls boiling water from the urn at work and topped it with 100mls cold water from the tap. I left it for 3 minutes and drank the cup over an hour. The Turkish delight style flavour came through more as the water cooled, and left a lovely sweet aftertaste. A sweet cup of tea that tastes like a luxury.

Lovely Well rounded Tea. This tea does not have such a strong aroma as some of the other Teas in the Dilmah Exceptional Range, but it didn’t matter as the taste is very nice. The tea is quite refreshing thanks to the Spearmint and the Ceylon is not too overwhelming.

I had this tea for breakfast this morning. Lots of Aroma, it smells like Turkish Delight. The Taste has a very strong Ceylon flavour which I am not very fond of. I would have liked more Vanilla, could not taste any.

I wondered if I have oversteeped this one? Perhaps 3 minutes is really too long. Anyway, I find this cup uncharacteristically bitter… gotta be more careful next time. :(

This is pretty nice. Thank you, Starfevre. The black tea base is smooth and not bitter. I wouldn’t mind a stronger caramel taste, but then again I’m (almost) always saying that about flavourings.

Btw, today marks a milestone in my evolution as a tea-appreciator. Today I found myself preferring tea over coffee as my first hot drink of the day. And it used to be that I didn’t like black tea (esp if not strongly flavoured), but I’m really enjoying this one, even though the flavouring is pretty mild and subtle (mainly just burnt sugar, not a bunch of strong fruit or spices).