“I seem to recall I drank this last time I was writing a hopeless paper of misery and procrastination. I’m a creature of habit, unfortunately. I’ve watched Buffy season 1-6, but never finished...” Read full tasting note
“A delicious, slightly bitter green tea. Best when steeped to strength – creates a nice amber color in the cup and the bite is a nice touch after a meal.” Read full tasting note
“Adventageddon Day 20 – Tea 1/4 Oof, I hate Gunpowder green tea, and this one was an especially coarse and unpleasantly mulchy tasting cup. It was my first tea of the day which was kind of...” Read full tasting note
“Fortnum & Mason Advent Day 20 (sachets) I was not sure I wanted a green tea with toast and jam today but I went with it because the tins advent is also a green today. It was not a...” Read full tasting note
Fortnum’s has stocked this green tea continuously since the eighteenth century, which says a great deal about its likeability. The tightly rolled leaves first resemble gunpowder pellets, which uncurl when brewed to give an unexpectedly peaceful and delicate tea. Excellent served without milk after dinner, either hot or iced.
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