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“Today I told myself that I really need to drink the tea that I already own, instead of buying more? it’s because it’s hot and terrible and I just stay in the house reading about cat food and...” Read full tasting note
This TRES “Ruby” Eighteen comes from an heirloom, century-old garden in Nantou, planted during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan, where the plants have remained untouched by fertilizers, pesticides or human hands except for harvest. The result: the plants half0wild lineage gets wilder. Notes of sarsaparilla combine over barley and muscovado. (from box)
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Today I told myself that I really need to drink the tea that I already own, instead of buying more? it’s because it’s hot and terrible and I just stay in the house reading about cat food and somehow end up buying tea? ugh. it needs to stop.
Spirit Tea currently has a Ruby 18 on their site that is just called Ruby 18, I made the Earthchild Eighteen page because as a person who catalogues books at a library, the name difference bothered me enough to make sure that there were different pages for the different names. the box this tea came in also lacks the cool region/producer/harvest info that is on the website (well, it does have the harvest date).
anyway, I love this Ruby 18, even though it’s just been hanging out for the past year…forgotten.
