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“I did not pay attention to how I brewed this one… but it is absolutely DELICIOUS! Fabulous oolong base, light citrus, and delicious creaminess. Lingering oolong aftertaste. And I just got a rock...” Read full tasting note
“SIPDOWN! because the rest is going over to Kittenna who loves this cup so much more than i. ick. There is just something about this brew that says no wai! so off it goes!” Read full tasting note
“I adore this tea! I have had this on my Wish List almost since I first began sipping loose leaf tea. It was one of my first samples ever received! No idea why I waited so long to order it. Its...” Read full tasting note
“The last time I tried this it was much better. This time, I got very little “mandarin” and mostly a stinky gym sock kindof flavour. First steep was bearable. Second one, not so much. Last time I...” Read full tasting note
Ingredients: Organic Oolong Tea, Organic Lemon Myrtle, Marigold Petals, Natural Flavors
Characteristics: Bold, Fragrant, Organic Flavors, Citrusy, Sweet
Caffeine Content: Medium
Steep Temperature: 195˚
Steep Time: 3-5 mins
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Delicious, smooth, creamy, flavorful. There are many words to describe this tea but I’m having trouble finding the perfect one that describes all of these wonderful flavors. I agree with some of the other reviews that I was a bit nervous and worried as to how all of these flavors would blend together but it does masterfully. I love a good oolong and let me say, this is a good oolong. Silk, that’s the word :)
One of the most delicious Oolongs I’ve ever had. Granted, it doesn’t taste how I’m used to an Oolong tea tasting so that has something to do with it. Vanilla overwhelms the normally prominent taste of the tea, but in a good way. Vanilla has a way of overtaking tea sometimes and it can be a turn off, but this is delicate. It’s a full bodied tea with a smooth finish. This will be a staple for me for sure.
Finally getting around to reviewing this tea sent to me by Mastress Alita, although I have had it many times by now. The flavor is difficult to describe. It’s kind of like an old sweetness? You could potentially get fruity creaminess from it. It’s light, and the base complements the flavors nicely. I’ve enjoyed my package, but I wouldn’t buy more. It is a unique flavor for sure.
Oh jeez, I’d forgotten that this tea existed. I… think I used to really like it (though perhaps not from this company). I have an urge to go through all my bins now, looking for it (but I don’t think that would be effective). Ramble ramble.
The tea I had was actually from Art of Tea, and they claim to be the origin of the blend, so I’d assume all other shops are simply sourcing from Art of Tea.
Uh oh, whoops! I hate when I put a tea in a tin and then forget what it is! I usually remember to label the flavor, but never the company. I guess I probably shouldn’t keep this review up under the improper company.
Sipdown! This is pretty good. The oolong is the star here, with just a little citrus sneaking in right before the end. The base itself has a lot of mineral tones up front and then goes intensely sweet in the aftertaste—yum! The additions make the taste smoother, but they don’t overpower.
i received a sample of this tea in a trade, I forget with whom, I’m afraid. It’s the first tea I’ve tried from this company and so far results are favorable. Most flavoured oolongs usually use a dark oolong base but this one is quite green and sweet-flavoured by comparison. It has a very smooth feel in the mouth and a light, slightly floral flavour. It’s less orange-like than I thought it would be but I do get a bit of fruitiness. Like most good green oolongs it resteeps well though the I found the floral notes to be more pronounced.
