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“ Samurai TTB #3 I was looking for an English Breakfast-type tea to drink with a meal and grabbed this one since it didn’t list any additional flavoring and had “morn” in the name. Unfortunately,...” Read full tasting note
“The cornflower in this tea is a bit overwhelming, the supposed malty tea base does not come through at all. Although there isn’t supposed to be any flavoring in this tea, somehow the cornflower...” Read full tasting note
This tea is an interesting blend made to “jump-start” the day! The medium, black, twisted leaves brew to a rich amber cup with a brisk malty taste and a subtle sweetness. This morning tea, with its sweet fragrant smell, evokes images of fields of wildflowers growing on hillsides in the summer.
Ingredients: black teas and cornflowers.
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Samurai TTB #3
I was looking for an English Breakfast-type tea to drink with a meal and grabbed this one since it didn’t list any additional flavoring and had “morn” in the name. Unfortunately, this was NOT what I was looking for. The base tea was very mild without that rich maltiness I want in a breakfast blend and was actually somewhat overwhelmed by the cornflowers. I honestly didn’t even realize cornflowers had a flavor, as I feel like they’re usually just added for visual interest. But this tea had a definite floral twist that I wasn’t expecting and didn’t welcome.
Flavors: Floral
The cornflower in this tea is a bit overwhelming, the supposed malty tea base does not come through at all. Although there isn’t supposed to be any flavoring in this tea, somehow the cornflower leaves a fake aftertaste that I just don’t like. I added a dab of honey to the second steeping, and it didn’t bring out the malty base, but it did soften the cornflower aftertaste.
Flavors: Floral, Sweet
