This is one of three teas that I sent to my BBBB sisters, which I hope they will both enjoy. Tender buds, hand rolled into the ‘spring snail’ shape, with a sweet aroma & a large ratio of gold. The flavor is heavenly, at least to me, with a thick creamy kind of feel, & a buttery sugarcane taste.
I’m convinced that in some past life I was a high class Chinese concubine to some emperor, laying around dressed in silk, sending some servant to some sacred spring to bring water for my teapot. In some other past life, I was a servant going to fetch that water, sneaking a sip to see if the water was really as wonderful as the legends claimed.
In some other life I was a Shaolin monk…
I feel that these past lives (& others) explain my affinity for Chinese teas over all others, & my need to do Taichi every day (or not feel ‘right’).
Yup, I think that explains it.
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“… with a sweet aroma & a large ratio of gold. The flavor is heavenly, at least to me, with a thick creamy kind of feel, & a buttery sugarcane taste.” Sounds awesome!
“I’m convinced that in some past life I was a high class Chinese concubine to some emperor, …” At least you weren’t a low-class …. :-)
Oh, I was probably one of those too…somewhere…sometime…
I wouldn’t put it past you, Terri!
If you only knew! LOL
The Motion Picture Assoc. has rated this “short film” PG-13. :-)
“… with a sweet aroma & a large ratio of gold. The flavor is heavenly, at least to me, with a thick creamy kind of feel, & a buttery sugarcane taste.” Sounds awesome!
“I’m convinced that in some past life I was a high class Chinese concubine to some emperor, …” At least you weren’t a low-class …. :-)
Oh, I was probably one of those too…somewhere…sometime…
I wouldn’t put it past you, Terri!
If you only knew! LOL
The Motion Picture Assoc. has rated this “short film” PG-13. :-)