First of all, I have to tell you…when I first saw the picture of this tea on the Butiki website I said “Ewww! this tea looks like fuzzy bugs!” (It had nothing to do with your lovely picture, Stacy! Your photos are always gorgeous on the website:) and then promptly added it to my list to order.
Why?
Because I am weird.
I think if it looked quirky then I was sure to love it.
Guess what?
I was right!
This tea is just so delicious.
It has this delicate buttery smell, then it tastes like the first fresh sweet peas of the season steamed with butter.
There are also notes of sun-warmed wheat (I know this smell well, my house is literally right next to a wheat field:)
This tea hits the ball right out of the park!
A very fine tea, indeed.
Brewed in my Bodum, this tea has a stunning champagne color.
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It has a nice name, too!
It does:)
holy crap that tea looks crazy! Like little fishes! I need to do a Butiki order sometime soon.
Haha! Crazy indeed. The leaves, once wet in the infuser change from looking like bugs/fishes to looking like baby green beans!
I love the shapes of tea’s that Stacy gives us. So cool to share with my grandsons. Fuzzy things are so neat!
Bahaha, I ordered it because it looks funky too! I’m a sucker for that sort of thing :) Glad to hear it’s tasty too!
:) Glad I am not the only one, Kittenna!
It has a nice name, too!
It does:)
holy crap that tea looks crazy! Like little fishes! I need to do a Butiki order sometime soon.
Haha! Crazy indeed. The leaves, once wet in the infuser change from looking like bugs/fishes to looking like baby green beans!
I love the shapes of tea’s that Stacy gives us. So cool to share with my grandsons. Fuzzy things are so neat!
Bahaha, I ordered it because it looks funky too! I’m a sucker for that sort of thing :) Glad to hear it’s tasty too!
:) Glad I am not the only one, Kittenna!