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“Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge Saturday, November 13th: National Hug a Musician Day Tea #2 Another favorite, Jonathan Wilson! He has a song called ‘Korean Tea’ and I definitely know that this...” Read full tasting note
This organic green tea comes from the Seogwang Tea Garden located in Seogwipo, Jeju Island, South Korea. This area was designated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. The water, soil and temperature all combine here to create the perfect environment in which to grow high quality teas. This tea is plucked mid-end of June and is roasted with a traditional Korean technique.
These vibrant green leaves have a fresh, exquisite vegetal aroma. This tea brews to a light jade color with a delicate, creamy vegetal taste.
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Another favorite, Jonathan Wilson! He has a song called ‘Korean Tea’ and I definitely know that this tea is Korean. And a good one! The song starts:
“Would you like to come to my house and play records
And drink the rest of this Korean tea?”so that’s fun. Jonathan Wilson is another underrated favorite, that I know I have mentioned before. And this challenge was a good way to pull out this tea.
Song: Jonathan Wilson – Korean Tea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU1J4sb17b8
Sounds great with headphones :)
oh good. ALL of Jonathan Wilson’s albums are really good.. there is even an unreleased one called Frankie Ray floating around.