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“I start to doubt the freshness of my Silkenty Gift Box. This is the 4th tea from the box; apart from the 1st tea (lemongrass chamomile), the others have not been impressive. Like the vanilla...” Read full tasting note
“I had been very disappointed with this tea when I first started sipping it, as none of the fruity notes were coming out over the very powerful and slightly vegetal green tea. But as the cup cooled,...” Read full tasting note
“A wonderful brew. Unsure of what to expect from an exotic new tea, I was pleasantly suprised by the smooth and mellow flavour of the cup. Still perhaps the finest tea I have tried to date. it...” Read full tasting note
Honeydew Melon, Apricot & Gunpowder Green Tea
Premium whole leaf green tea, nicknamed ‘Gunpowder’ for its appearance, infused with pieces of Honeydew Melon and Apricot flavor. Experience a soothing blend with the fragrance of springtime.
Tasting Notes
Light, fine green tea-based balance, refreshing… Recommendable at the end of a meal or as a refreshing drink at any time of the day.
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I start to doubt the freshness of my Silkenty Gift Box. This is the 4th tea from the box; apart from the 1st tea (lemongrass chamomile), the others have not been impressive. Like the vanilla rooibos I tried yesterday (which had no trace of vanilla apparently), the apricot flavour is missing from the tea. There’s a strange, cucumber-like scent and flavour in the tea, which I suppose is the honeydew flavour that gives the tea its name. But I don’t like it because it’s artificial and doesn’t resemble honeydew at all. :( I wonder if it is meant to taste like that. Perhaps the tea bag is simply not fresh enough?
I hope the next tea from the box will be better…
I had been very disappointed with this tea when I first started sipping it, as none of the fruity notes were coming out over the very powerful and slightly vegetal green tea. But as the cup cooled, the fruity notes began to hit my tongue first followed by the tea itself. Still mildly disappointing, because while the loose leaf (very attractive stuff despite being in a bag) smells like honeydew, the tea itself is far more dominated by the apricot. But it’s still very drinkable, and I think it’s begging to be iced.
A wonderful brew. Unsure of what to expect from an exotic new tea, I was pleasantly suprised by the smooth and mellow flavour of the cup. Still perhaps the finest tea I have tried to date. it avoids the classic pitfall of trying to be too much in one mug. it manages to bring a fruity jazz to the table without overpowering the pleasant ‘gunpowder’ undertone.
