I reviewed my spreadsheet of teas and then realized that somehow I had more teas in my steepster cupboard than I had on the spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is a more thorough inventory of what I own so I realized something was off and after reviewing my cupboard, it would seem there was about 9-10 teas that I managed to not remove from my cupboard, despite finishing them off. Oops. I think it is fixed now though.
Most mornings I have been having either a matcha smoothie or a plain black tea and so around 3 pm today when I realized I have had 0 caffeine, I decided it was about time to make a cup of something. None of my blacks were appealing to me so I went to the next best thing.
This tea doesn’t get as much attention as it deserves because every cup I have of it is great. Yet I don’t have it as often as I should. I feel like that sorta just comes with the territory of having a lot of teas though. This is cup is no exception. Malty, smooth, a bit of hay and some corn. I am enjoying it a great deal since it has nice flavors of white teas combined with the robustness/maltiness of a good black tea.
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Kenya Rhino from What-Cha is the most amazing white tea I have ever had! Can’t wait to place another order!
This is one of my favourites, but like you I have a habit to dismiss it. Always exciting to “rediscover” every 2-3 months that I have 100g/3.5oz at the back of my cupboard. Strange that I always notice when I have none though :P
i was going to order from what-cha to pick up more of this but they were sold out.
Kenya Rhino from What-Cha is the most amazing white tea I have ever had! Can’t wait to place another order!
This is one of my favourites, but like you I have a habit to dismiss it. Always exciting to “rediscover” every 2-3 months that I have 100g/3.5oz at the back of my cupboard. Strange that I always notice when I have none though :P
i was going to order from what-cha to pick up more of this but they were sold out.