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“Sipdown 63-2021 A very kind share from Shae that I have been holding onto. This is the type of flavor profile that I really miss from A Quarter to Tea- sticky sweet honeyed fruits. The almond is...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! 25/365 I actually couldn’t tell what the base was here – good thing I accidentally let the water cool more than intended, since it’s a green! Anyhow, this was a pretty pleasant tea,...” Read full tasting note
“I feel like this is leaning a bit more towards almond than apricot. The jasmine gives the flavor a bit of sharpness. Definitely an interesting blend.” Read full tasting note
“This is one pretty tea and it is quite aptly named. It has the typical honey flavor of A Quarter to Tea blends but also has a lot of lovely apricot notes and almond that sits on the tip of your...” Read full tasting note
From our Spring Collection, this tea is available from March to June
This blend is fruity and sweet with almond, honey, apricot and a touch of jasmine.
2-4 minutes at 175F
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Sipdown 63-2021
A very kind share from Shae that I have been holding onto. This is the type of flavor profile that I really miss from A Quarter to Tea- sticky sweet honeyed fruits. The almond is reading as maraschino cherry to me, which I’m not mad at. Just a touch of apricot. Definitely something I would purchase if I were able. cries in tea
Sipdown! 25/365
I actually couldn’t tell what the base was here – good thing I accidentally let the water cool more than intended, since it’s a green! Anyhow, this was a pretty pleasant tea, although I would never have guessed apricots or almonds. However, there is a distinct honey note. It’s actually fairly good, especially for a green – the chun mee smokiness likely plays a part there. Anyhow, I’d have to try this again fresh to see if I can pick up on the listed flavours – I particularly enjoy apricot in teas so would have loved to have felt that here! I must have drank the first half of the packet some time ago, and though I don’t really remember what I thought, I likely wasn’t wowed then either.
This is one pretty tea and it is quite aptly named. It has the typical honey flavor of A Quarter to Tea blends but also has a lot of lovely apricot notes and almond that sits on the tip of your tongue.
Check out my full review here: http://sororiteasisters.com/2017/08/30/honeyed-apricots-and-almonds-chun-mee-from-a-quarter-to-tea/
I am crying right along with you :(