Diving into Sri Lankan Specialty Teas with Kaley Tea
In this post, I'll be reviewing 3 offerings from Kaley Tea in southern Sri Lanka. Enchanting White Tea was a favorite for its unique flavor and appearance.
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Koto Tea Organic Matcha – Imperial Grade
Koto Tea Organic Matcha - Imperial Grade was milky and bittersweet with umami in spades. I really enjoyed this matcha and would definitely purchase it again.
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Teavivre Organic Nonpareil Ming Qian Dragon Well Long Jing Green Tea 2021
Teavivre Nonpareil Dragon Well was delicate and slightly floral. It fell a bit short for me but keep in mind that tea cannot taste the same every year.
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The Tea Spot 88th Night
88th Night from The Tea Spot was incredibly sweet with notes of cherry blossom and vanilla. It would make a great starter shincha since it isn't super finicky.
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Good and Proper White Peony
Good and Proper White Peony was soft and sweet with a subtle meadowy floral note. I could definitely see it becoming a comforting go-to for nighttime.
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Teasy Portable Tea Infuser
Teasy Portable Tea Infuser really lives up to its name, making it easy to brew tea on the go. Here are some of my thoughts after putting it to the test.
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Grass People Tree Master’s Red with Wild Cherry Blossom
This special edition Master's Red is scented with wild cherry blossoms. The taste was earthy with sweet hints of plum. The floral notes were on the subtle side.
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Lochan Tea Doke Black Fusion 2020
Doke Black Fusion is a perfect choice for anyone who enjoys milder black teas. The taste was malty and sweet with notes of cinnamon, caramel, and crisp apples.
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Eco-Cha Tsui Yu Oolong – Unroasted vs. Roasted
Eco-Cha generously shared two different Tsui Yu oolongs in a recent batch of samples. It was a perfect opportunity to nerd out and do a comparative tasting.
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Tasting Indian Teas with Fresh Carton
I tasted black teas from Fresh Carton that represent four different regions of India. It's hard to choose by my favorite just might have been the Nilgiri Frost.
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