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“I tried this tea a few days ago with my fiancee. I’ve been owning it for quite a long time but I hadn’t had it for some time. The first sip I drank made me think of sitting in Monsieur de...” Read full tasting note
Au Royaume-uni, le thé est un véritable moment privilégié. Pause gourmande et revigorante le teatime est aussi une véritable tradition de partage et d’hospitalité, l’occasion de préparer un petit cérémonial avec des scones, des muffins et de la marmelade d’agrumes. Ce thé noir, très corsé est adouci par un arôme gourmand de caramel fondant et de gousse de vanille. Ce délicieux thé à l’infusion ambrée, accompagné d’un nuage de lait, conviendra parfaitement pour la pause thé de l’après-midi.
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I tried this tea a few days ago with my fiancee. I’ve been owning it for quite a long time but I hadn’t had it for some time.
The first sip I drank made me think of sitting in Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe’s hut with a candle and a gamba, or a Georges de la Tour painting. This is a tea you’d dive into after a long day of writing an aria.
The tea leaves are very badly-looking: the leaves are practically crumbs, and there’s quite a lot of stems mixed with them.
We pre-soaked one of the tea bags and not the other one, which made a huge difference (pardon me if this is common knowledge – I’m a beginner). The pre-soaked one was way less bitter than the other one.
The tea itself is still extremely bitter, and the aromas kind of help covering that up. Which can be a good or a bad thing. I kind of felt cheated, to be honest. I feel like the aromas are supposed to highlight the tea, not cover it up. The tea is okay when you drink it very hot, but as soon as it goes below 40°C it becomes so bitter that I had trouble drinking up.
Tl;dr: the first 3 sips are okay, but then it gets tough. I felt like the aromas are there to cover up the fact that the tea is barely drinkable. I don’t recommend this one.
Flavors: Caramel, Vanilla
