I’m confused. My co-worker brought some sachets of this to work in a tin and I have been enjoying about one cup a week. The enjoyment part is what is puzzling to me.
I wouldn’t say I get anything from this tea. It isn’t particularly calming or comforting and comes off rather flat. Chamomile seems to be competing. Leaves a dry taste in my mouth
Flavors: Drying, Flowers, Hibiscus
Hello!! I’m so happy I found this site!!
I’m Haley and here are three random things about me:
-I took Ancient Greek in college, i’m generally fascinated by words, language and translation
-I bike to work everyday and love physical fitness
-I’m a stony hippie
I’ve recently become obsessed with tea after moving back to my rainy Northwest hometown after a two year stint in the dirty south with my boyfriend.
In the South, I drank exclusively unsweet iced tea. It was survival.
For the past few months I’ve delved back into the world of hot teas and I have so much more exploring to do. I am ashamed that I haven’t tried more loose leaf tea and intend to try anything I can get my hands on! I would love to swap!!
When I’m drinking tea you can expect that it has a small amount of honey in it or nothing at all.
I rarely use dairy but may pour a splash of almond or coconut milk in a chai or dessert tea.
Favorite flavors: cinnamon, vanilla, ginger, peppery, spicy, chai, holiday/fall flavors, grapefruit, citrus, lemongrass, matcha
Can’t stand: star anise, fennel, licorice, overpowering mint, red fruit teas served hot
Want to try/ haven’t found a good one: the green that makes my heart beat faster, chocolate, grapefruit, coconut, berry/fruit, your favorite earl grey, your favorite chocolate
I drink mostly hot green and black tea, have a strange relationship with rooibos and have only tried white tea iced.
<3 Tell me about yourself and your favorite tea!
Updated May 2015
Northwest, USA
