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“I assume this is the same creme brulee black tea that can be purchased at said Queen Mary Tea House in Seattle because that’s where I got it. My mother got some when we had afternoon tea (I had...” Read full tasting note
“Rich, creamy notes. Accented with earthy undertones. The custard flavor without the custard guilt. If you love creme brulee you need to try this tea. I was a little worried at first when I saw...” Read full tasting note
Inspired by the famous burnt cream dessert from the Queen Mary Tea Room in Seattle, Washington. This tea features a vanilla and buttery sweet flavor that has no parallel.
Ingredients:
Tea Queens selected Ceylon and Chinese black tea, marigold flowers, vanilla and custard flavoring. Contains caffeine
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I assume this is the same creme brulee black tea that can be purchased at said Queen Mary Tea House in Seattle because that’s where I got it. My mother got some when we had afternoon tea (I had the Almond tea which is also great) and I tried some of hers and had to buy some.
This particular cup is not as great as I remember, mostly probably because I oversteeped it by I don’t even know how long because I was brushing one of the cats and it is shedding season so that took longer than expected so it’s more burnt than caramel this cup but I have an entire canister and I intend to enjoy the crap out of it.
Rich, creamy notes. Accented with earthy undertones. The custard flavor without the custard guilt. If you love creme brulee you need to try this tea. I was a little worried at first when I saw ‘custard flavoring’ that it would taste artificial. But it’s not.
Sounds delicious!!
I feel a group buy coming on…I would love some of this (but can’t commit to a full bag/tin). They have a lot of great flavoured teas on their website.