God Scent Infused Yaan Black Tea (Demeter)

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Black Tea
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Flavors
Banana, Fruity
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Seeking out an infused black tea that’s enjoyable for both advanced drinkers and beginners can be a challenge. That’s why we were pleasantly surprised when we discovered these two teas. Not only have we been regularly returning to them ourselves, but they serve as a great tea to convert family and friends to the finer teas in life.

The black tea base comes from high quality, small-leaf varietal material from Yaan, which is then naturally infusedRead more

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Sad to say I didn’t love this as much as I thought I would. The fruitiness outshines the magnolia/any floral qualities and Bitterleaf wasn’t lying when they said there’s a banana note. It’s interesting, but just wasn’t something I wanted to return to.

Flavors: Banana, Fruity

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Gongfu!

Enjoying some ground cherries paired with this magnolia scented black tea for my first tea session of the weekend. These ground cherries are so sweet, citrusy and jammy and are playing so well off this Yaan black tea which is also pretty syrupy with very sweet, fruity notes. Initial steeps remind me a lot of banana jam – in particular one that I used to buy from a specialty store in Toronto (looking at you @kittenandthebear) that also had vanilla bean in it. It’s a little heady and floral, but more in the way a magnolia simple syrup used in craft mixology might be, and not so much in a more aromatic and perfume-y sense. It also has undertones of carob, cocoa nibs, over ripe purple berries and burnt sugar. Especially with this pairing, I’m finding that this tea teeters right on the edge of being a bit saccharine – though it never actually crosses that line.

Tea Photos: https://www.instagram.com/p/C_5_SY4uf4z/?img_index=1

Song Pairing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRvLQnXlLdI

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