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““Brews a refreshing taste reminiscent of baked pear and orange blossoms with a crisp clean finish.” BAKED PEAR MY BUTT! Pear?!? What were they thinking! OK… moving on. If you like citrusy…...” Read full tasting note
“This is the most pleasant smelling tea I’ve smelt. It has sweet fruit and floral scents. The tea has a nice hint of citrus, very light and refreshing. The goji berries really add a lot to the tea...” Read full tasting note
“The Goji is really strong and extremely aromatic. It has an almost citrus feel that takes some getting used to. It’s is very refreshing!” Read full tasting note
“I happened across a cafe serving various Art of Tea teas while running errands, and decided to try this one since the description sounded nice and inviting. I didn’t get a look at the dry tea leaf...” Read full tasting note
Select Organic White tea hand blended with raw goji berries, lemon myrtle, and flower blossoms. Brews a refreshing taste reminiscent of baked pear and orange blossoms with a crisp clean finish.
Art of Tea is a tea importer and wholesaler based in Los Angeles, California. We hand blend and custom craft the world’s finest organic teas and botanicals. Our teas are carefully selected directly from growers, each one offering a unique story.
“Brews a refreshing taste reminiscent of baked pear and orange blossoms with a crisp clean finish.”
BAKED PEAR MY BUTT!
Pear?!? What were they thinking! OK… moving on.
If you like citrusy… bergomonty… tangy… maybe a little hibiscusy.. type flavors this is probably right up your alley.
I don’t get any sweet out of it though… or baked… and it’s DEFINITELY not mellow. But it is a light tangy as opposed to a “I can’t taste anything but tang for five minutes after taking a sip”.
BIG… Bright… lighter/lightish flavor.
And again… this is not resteepable.
This is the most pleasant smelling tea I’ve smelt. It has sweet fruit and floral scents.
The tea has a nice hint of citrus, very light and refreshing. The goji berries really add a lot to the tea and give it distinct flavor that I haven’t tasted in any other tea. To date this is my favorite white tea.
I happened across a cafe serving various Art of Tea teas while running errands, and decided to try this one since the description sounded nice and inviting. I didn’t get a look at the dry tea leaf blend. The brewed tea is a light amber orange color, with a pleasant floral aroma. As with many white teas, any addition of other flavors overpowers the tea base, even if, in this case, the flavors themselves are quite subtle. The most prominent note is lemon myrtle, which is quite gentle and not sharply citrusy as it can be in some blends. While I’m familiar with goji berry from its use in family recipes (it’s a very nice addition to Chinese-styled porridges), its presence here is very faint, and I would not have been able to identify it without knowing it was there. Overall, this is a mellow tea, floral and slightly sweet, but not interesting enough to warrant being a premium product with matching price tag. I have still yet to find a really impressive flavored white tea blend.
