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“Another tea bag today. Trying to relax with cup of tea today. I feel somehow tense. This blend sounds very interesting. Black tea with buckthorn and quince? Picture is misleading, certainly there...” Read full tasting note
The exquisite composition of this blend reveals the variety of sophisticated shades delicately revolving each other. The refined sweetish note and the original, slightly astringent taste of quince interlace with bitter nuanced sea buckthorn, accentuating the gentle spiciness of the excellent Ceylon black tea.
Another tea bag today.
Trying to relax with cup of tea today. I feel somehow tense. This blend sounds very interesting. Black tea with buckthorn and quince? Picture is misleading, certainly there is not so big leaves and not so big white/yellow flowers. All is really dust in tea bag, no big leaves there. I expected that. Few white spots are there though.
They suggest 200ml/2-3 minutes. I am going 300ml/-2 minutes. I think it is brewed, according the colour. Colour is typical, bronze/copper. Unfortunately bit dusty on te bottom. Apparently really not very fine tea. Tea bag = 1.5 grams
It smells bit like some kind of jam. Citrusy, bit of malt and sea buckthorn.
In taste it is kind of clean, quite malty tea. But the fruit brings sweetness; and honesly it is more enjoyable than I expected. I do not get any spiciness they are writing.
