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“Pureleaf sent me some of this! Thanks a bunch :) This is a nice darjeeling. Not as astringent as some Darjeelings and like that just fine and dandy. It’s sightly floral and slightly citrusy,...” Read full tasting note
“Backlog: A really pleasant Darjeeling – nice for afternoon sipping. Sweet, wine-like, and woodsy. Notes of muscatel. Notes of spice. Smooth, not a lot of astringency for a Darjeeling. A really...” Read full tasting note
“Very aromatic and smooth to the taste, with a very light floral note. It tends to have a very slight bitter aftertaste (even with a shorter steep time and lower temp). I personally brew this tea a...” Read full tasting note
“There are many cheap Darjeeling teas out there, but I doubt you will find one this good at this price. I picked up 10 ounces for less that $5 at my local Indian Grocery, and was pleasantly...” Read full tasting note
Broken leaf tea. Steeps a light amber orange liquor. Mild taste and aroma.
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I just want to stress that this is my own opinion and that i am very new to drinking tea. I received Ahmad Tea Darjeeling in a sample pack of their teas off of Amazon. This is the first one i tried and i was not impressed with it only because it was a bit strong and bitter even with a bit of honey added. I would recommend to people who like strong teas but probably wont be drinking anymore myself.
Flavors: Bitter
So it looks like I didn’t get a callback for the play I auditioned for. Its not entirely the “thanks but no thanks,” sometimes they just don’t need to see more of you, but I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was a little sad. Drat! I was hoping.
Oh well. This cup of tea shall console me.
I’ll drat right along with you and add a “well, poop!” for good measure.
And I will call you bunny. A friend calls friends bunny when they need a bit of consoling.
I am sorry, bunny. WE need to see more of you.
Boo! will there be more plays to audition for?
I shall add bunny to my vocabulary. I often use chickie in the same context.
Glad to share the bunny love. Being called bunny in the appropriate moment instantly makes me feel better.
It is a very nice thing. I shall probably adopt it into my own vocabulary!
And there will be more plays sometime. Not right away, but I’ll keep an eye out for future auditions!
<3
Keep us posted… bunny!
:)
Got this for $8 at the local produce store a couple months ago. I didn’t expect too much from it due to the price. I brewed it according to what it said on the tin (5-7 minutes) and using the default 1 tsp of tea per cup, but it turned out way too strong for my tastes at even 5 minutes. The next time i brewed it I tried 3 minutes and 30 seconds. Perfect! The tea has a reddish black liquor and a very fragrant, complex aroma. Its fruity but bold taste is a nice complement to a hearty meal. It also has that unique muscatel finish that you would expect from a darjeeling. Only issue i had is its astringency (which you only really notice after a cup or so). Surprisingly delicious for such an inexpensive tea.
Flavors: Astringent, Fruity, Malt, Muscatel
