A sipdown! (M: 5, Y: 13) Prompt: An afternoon tea, as drank in the afternoon
And very sad one. Wonderful tea. Strong and robust, a bit astringent, but today with way more sweet notes, namely sweet potatoes, brown sugar and honey. Smooth, and not bitter at all.
A bit stronger tea like Guria Likhauri, which, and I repeat myself, makes sense, as it is very same region of tea.
If you need a daily-drinker, with lovely flavour profile, I can recommend you this tea. 100 g for 3.75 USD is unbeateable deal IMO.
ashmanra in comments for previous note: “And let us know what your parents say when they try the tea!”
They say, it is indeed very similar, and they loved it, mostly for the lovely sweet note of it and no bitterness here. I have prepared in a family pot; and then a last serving for myself, single cup.
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I look forward to finally getting to try some of these Georgian teas, though I don’t remember which ones are coming to me! Maybe I ordered the Wild Black Tea instead?
Glad to hear they liked it, Martin! That is, indeed, an incredible deal on a good daily drinker.
Leafhopper: Next week I will finally send it. For sure. You get Wild black tea and rolled black tea. I will check, if I haven’t received this in surplus, but I think not :)
ashmanra: Yes, indeed. I was happy too.
Thanks, Martin! :)
I look forward to finally getting to try some of these Georgian teas, though I don’t remember which ones are coming to me! Maybe I ordered the Wild Black Tea instead?
Glad to hear they liked it, Martin! That is, indeed, an incredible deal on a good daily drinker.
Leafhopper: Next week I will finally send it. For sure. You get Wild black tea and rolled black tea. I will check, if I haven’t received this in surplus, but I think not :)
ashmanra: Yes, indeed. I was happy too.
Thanks, Martin! :)