Citrus Party Oolong

I’m not usually one to add sweetener to teas, but I wasn’t feeling this one on its own. I added 4 drops of stevia to each 8 oz cup of this and it made it taste significantly better—like a juice.

On its own, I’d rate the tea a 70, but with stevia it’s like a 90, so I split the difference.

I will say ( like all of the LP teas I’ve tried), I got 4-5 good steeps out of this. I’ve never had any other flavored teas last more than 2.

Thanks for letting me try this one, Andrew!

Citrus Party is the perfect name for this one, Liquid Proust. I smelled grapefruit, tasted tangerine followed by a brisk lemon zest. I steeped it for about fifty five seconds the first time, and added about a minute on the second steeping, and two more for the last one. It is very consistent, and very refreshing. I wonder if it would have been any good iced?

This is another one that I shared thankfully with my mom, and she thought the same thing. I think that a lot of people would like this, and it might appeal to a wider range of experience of tea drinking, be it newer or more tuned in. I’m not sure what I want to rate it because citrus teas are ones that I have to be in the mood for, and honestly, I was craving some more of the Dark Chocolate Oolong. But this tea is perfect for the summer, and it reminds me of Florida. It’s light, flavorful, tart, sweet, and citrusy. I think that it would better serve someone looking for those types of flavors.

Liquid Proust, thank you again for this awesome tea!

As much as I would love to explain the journey this tea took me on, I’m going to be doing the best bout being objective when I write about my teas. I will say that is quite different than what I was expecting when I tasted it