Gongu!
First steeps had three dominant notes: milk chocolate, roasted peanuts, and raisins. However over time both of those first two notes quickly faded away and left just a very sweet and fruity medium bodied hong cha with plenty of raisin, waxy red fruit, and black currant notes with a nice malty baked bread sort of undertone. Truth be told, I’d sort of forgotten that I still had some of this black tea left since I had transferred it into a tin with the label on the bottom, making it very easy to pass over when selecting from my massive tea stash most days – but I’ve known that I’m a bit of a tea hoarder for quite some time.
Tea Photos: https://www.instagram.com/p/CiA4D1uuY4j/
Song Pairing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-hI1UMyipE
Best by May 1
Hope it’s good crying? I was crying last night. Supernatural.
@derk :)
@tea-sipper, I cry while watching any of my favourite films…it’s a weird problem. the show Supernatural? is it still an ongoing thing?
Yes, the show Supernatural. The last episode was #300 and it’s still going. The heart of the show keeps it going. :D