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“Man. I just can’t do it guys. I guess pu-erh is not for me. I’m not having a great tea day either. I started the morning trying a new assam, but used my steeper which was heavily tainted with the...” Read full tasting note
“This one came my way from the ever generous Dexter3657. This is pretty good. Very creamy from the coconut, with a hint of cocoa. I’m not getting any earthiness that can accompany pu’erhs, this is...” Read full tasting note
“I’ll freely admit I’ve been leery about trying pu-erhs. I’ve read about how they can have an earthy/fishy taste, and wondered why anyone would want that. I decided to go with a flavoured one to...” Read full tasting note
This special premixed Tealux blend is composed of a delicious combination of the finest Chinese Pu- Erh tea with cocoa and coconut to offer a warm, intricate flavor palette with hidden depths.
Containing a medium to bold caffeine content thanks to the naturally occurring caffeination of Pu- Erh tea and cocoa nibs, this warming and enticing tea provides the perfect pick me up for any time of the day. Offering a smooth and well rounded yet robust flavor, the heady aromas of Pu- Erh tea and sweet coconut are balanced by the warm chocolaty depths of natural cocoa beans with a light hazelnut finish.
Our unique blend of loose leaf Pu- Erh is certified organic by the USDA, and can be steeped multiple times to produce a different flavor palette with each brewing.
Ingredients: Organic loose leaf Pu- Erh tea, organic cocoa nibs, organic coconut pieces, natural flavors.
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Man. I just can’t do it guys. I guess pu-erh is not for me.
I’m not having a great tea day either. I started the morning trying a new assam, but used my steeper which was heavily tainted with the scent of my huckleberry tea, so it infused a perfume-y huckleberry flavor into the assam. Gonna try that one again before I review it because I really wasn’t tasting the true flavor of that tea. Then I tried this tea, and ick! I hate to say that about any tea, but I just can’t stomach these pu-erhs. The last pu-erh I tried tasted like leather to me, and this one has that flavor. It’s a major turn-off to me. I tried to focus on the coconut and cocoa nib flavor, but couldn’t get past the leather. It also seemed to have like a peppercorn spiciness, which I also didn’t like. I admit, I dumped most of it.
I just don’t understand pu-erhs. I’ve had the Lupicia chocolate strawberry one, and it didn’t really taste much different to me than a black tea. And I LOVE the sTEApshoppe cinnamon swirl bread tea, but then again it is a blend with black tea, I guess. I feel like maybe I should stop trying since I could spend the money on stuff I am more likely to enjoy. I really wanted to like all forms of tea though. Humph!
This one came my way from the ever generous Dexter3657.
This is pretty good. Very creamy from the coconut, with a hint of cocoa. I’m not getting any earthiness that can accompany pu’erhs, this is just a smooth, easy sipping tea.
I’m really liking the Tealux pu’erhs, and this one is no exception.
I’ll freely admit I’ve been leery about trying pu-erhs. I’ve read about how they can have an earthy/fishy taste, and wondered why anyone would want that. I decided to go with a flavoured one to start with, hoping to ease in.
Verdict? It’s not bad. I had no idea whether I should rinse it or not, so I erred on the side of caution and rinsed the leaves for 20 sec before steeping it for 3 min. I can taste an earthy base note (relative to the oolongs and greens I drink), but it’s not overpowering. And not fishy, thank goodness. I don’t really taste coconut, but maybe it gives it a bit of creaminess that otherwise wouldn’t be there. I do get chocolate notes, which I like.
I’m glad I tried it. I don’t see myself drinking it all the time, but it was a good intro to Pu-erhs. My sample only has enough for 2 more cups, but I will try re-steeping this one and see how it changes.
you tried. that’s great! leave it and try it again in a few months…see if your tastes have changed but try swapping to pick up samples so you’re not “wasting money” or add a small sample to another order heh.
Thanks, Sil! I guess I won’t give up just yet!
just take a pause – tea drinking should be fun! i went through the same thing to be honest – though i had a bit less trouble than you it seems. i love the two that you mentioned in your tasting note – but there are also puerhs i love now that are similar to black teas but subtly different enough that i can appreciate them for what they are. I’m still taking baby steps but i have samples coming from tea friends to add to the small sample pile i have of puerh so if i find some good non leather ones that i think you could like, i’ll let you know. happy to share in the journey :)