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“Another sample of this one. It’s now sat in the cupboard longer. I don’t get a soapy taste at all this time. However, it is bitter still. Brewed 4 minutes and 45 seconds. Description is fruity with...” Read full tasting note
“Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge – June Theme: A June Wedding Tea #2 This one fits for NEW and also BLUE. It’s from my newest order (the only order this year!) Some of these teas, I just...” Read full tasting note
This mystical tea pays homage to a famed lady who has been known to materialize in front of unsuspecting witnesses in a haze of brilliant blue. In our Blue Lady Black Tea, tropical and citrus flavors loom over a malty black tea, and don’t forget to look close- specks of blue materialize against the dark background, honoring their haunting namesake. This mysterious and delicious tea lends a hint of femininity enough to curl the corner of any lip into a sultry smile. Enjoy hot or iced.
South Indian Black Tea, All Natural Flavor, Hibiscus Flowers, Orange Peel Pieces, Cornflower Petals.
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Another sample of this one.
It’s now sat in the cupboard longer. I don’t get a soapy taste at all this time.
However, it is bitter still.
Brewed 4 minutes and 45 seconds.
Description is fruity with a touch of citrus. The smell is light and bright, but the flavor is strangely heavy, bitter, and tastes as dark as the soul of the blue lady from the teas’ description
“This mystical tea pays homage to a famed lady who has been known to materialize in front of unsuspecting witnesses in a haze of brilliant blue. The tropical and citrus flavors of this tea loom over a malty black tea, but don’t forget to look closely – specks of blue materialize against the dark tea, honoring the haunting namesake. This mysterious and delicious tea lends a hint of femininity that will curl the corner of your lips into a sultry smile. "
Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge – June Theme: A June Wedding Tea #2
This one fits for NEW and also BLUE. It’s from my newest order (the only order this year!) Some of these teas, I just wanted to try because they were $1. I drank this yesterday. The description says “tropical” and citrus flavors, the dry leaf had a very strong grapefruit flavor, drowning out whatever “tropical” flavor notes… I could tell there was another layer to the flavor, but not specifically what it was. The description said the mug should have had “specks of blue”? Didn’t notice/wasn’t looking for them. A tiny amount of hibiscus is there too, which is all well and fine, nothing overpowering. The second steep might have been overdone, the flavor was a bit offputting…a bit more like a cleaner than the fresh grapefruit of the first steep. Of course, I finished the cup anyway.
Steep #1 // 1 1/3 teaspoons for full mug // 20 minutes after boiling // 2 minute steep
Steep #2 // just boiled // 3-4 min
