very interesting stuff...
I have never been a serious tea drinker. I have decided to try and become one. So, I have started to drink, one by one, each and every type of tea that this Company is selling. It is like discovering a whole new world... Here are my remarks, covering what I have tasted/tested in the past few days: . "Earl Grey Vanilla" : very good; nice and smooth - unlike its British version… -
. "Valerian Nights" : totally delicious; I even ate some of it, i.e. the residue of the flowers, after brewing them... miam...
. the "japanese sencha" is bitter; it is also astringent (weird effect on the tongue); but I guess it’s good for you…
in general, the indicated dosages are quite honest; actually, one spoonful is largely enough; take this into consideration, with regard to the price; you can even make 2 cups, with just one spoonful (just let it brew a bit longer than indicated)
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. "buddha's blend" : nice and smooth; relaxing;
. "read my lips" : quite refreshing (re: subtle touch of peppermint)
. "silk dragon jasmin" : definite contrast, between the aroma and the taste; it smells very sweet, but it is bitter (green tea); I also had a one-shot, suprise-diarrhea, but perhaps it is because I drank this first thing in the morning, before eating anything; so, let's call this incident an episodic intestinal purge, and move on ("sh** happens", right?)
to be continued…
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oh, this one is downright magical...
"golden lily"
it is in the form of some kind of clusters... so, you put them in that strainer that they provide, at the bottom of it, 10-20 such clusters, you pour the boiling water... and 2-3 minutes later, the whole thing is full !! those things "open up"! they become leaves !!
that part, is like magic
BUT, the tea is slightly bitter...
low caffeine, though
but bitter...
then again, that's the way some people like their tea
try it, and decide for yourself
to be continued…
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