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“I wasn’t completely sold on this tea, but I will try it again. I tried it in the restaurant, and because I wasn’t allowed to have it with any sweeteners like honey or sugar, it was quite strong and...” Read full tasting note
“The review comes a little late. I had tasted this tea at the end of last year during a sensory evaluation exercise at work. It did not really work for me too well. While the tea is not without its...” Read full tasting note
“Our usual brew: 7 grams in our 700ml Hario glass teapot. Boiling water for 5 minutes. Lovely.” Read full tasting note
“We just got our package in the mail from Paris. I’m so happy that this tea made its way to me!” Read full tasting note
In honour of enchanted travellers, this distinguished blend symbolizes escape and freedom.
It subtly combines the finest ‘teas of mountain mists’ with the most refined ‘teas beneath the clouds’, underscored by an unforgettable fragrance.
A spur to voyagers.
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I wasn’t completely sold on this tea, but I will try it again.
I tried it in the restaurant, and because I wasn’t allowed to have it with any sweeteners like honey or sugar, it was quite strong and black. It wasn’t bitter because it was brewed very well but it had a very robust flavour.
The blurb gives future tea-tasters no idea as to what’s actually in the tea, but I think from memory it was two types of black teas from India – Assam and something else, perhaps.
In future, I’d like to try this tea with honey and milk, or black with lemon because I have a feeling it’ll be a brilliant tea once I tailor it to my tastes.
The review comes a little late. I had tasted this tea at the end of last year during a sensory evaluation exercise at work. It did not really work for me too well. While the tea is not without its own character, it is one that I would recommend.
Flavors: Nutty
