Silk Road Teas Drunken Concubine
Silk Road Teas Drunken Concubine is a Tie Guan Yin from Fujian. The taste was light and lovely with floral and vegetal notes and a lingering sweet finish.
Read MoreSilk Road Teas Drunken Concubine is a Tie Guan Yin from Fujian. The taste was light and lovely with floral and vegetal notes and a lingering sweet finish.
Read MoreWho wouldn't want to smell like tea? It's my favorite thing! In this post, I'll share 6 tea perfumes I have in my collection that will help you smell amazing.
Read MoreIntergalactic Tea's Go Stone Tea was tangy and oddly refreshing in a funky sort of way. This is your chance to try Goishicha, a rare fermented tea from Japan.
Read MoreWhite2Tea's 2021 Pyrolad is a smoky and surprisingly sweet sheng puerh. It reminded me of grilled peaches! This tea was a bit of a roller coaster but worth trying if you enjoy Lapsang Souchong.
Read MoreThe Green Tea Gift Set from Senbird Tea is a thoughtfully curated and beautifully packaged collection of 3 different Japanese green teas. What a perfect gift!
Read MoreCrimson Lotus Tea's Game Night is a unique collection of 3 teas made with a single cultivar, from the same farm, harvest time, and producer. How cool is that!
Read MoreKumaon Joy is a smooth and sweet black tea that reminded me a bit more of an oolong. It's lovely floral and citrus notes make this tea worth giving a try.
Read MoreDarjeeling Yanki Red Oolong from Herbs & Kettles was mellow and sweet yet complex. Notes of honey and dark chocolate ended in a mineral, muscatel grape finish.
Read MoreHence Tea Shou Mei was smooth and sweet with notes of timothy hay and cantaloupe. I would recommend it if you’re looking for white tea that packs more flavor.
Read MoreWhite2Tea's Parasol Dancong was fruity with notes of grapefruit and jasmine and a lingering taste of honey. It was quite perfumy, but not in an unpleasant way.
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