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“Normally I like most things that come out of Upton Tea, so it pains me to say that I thought this was a truly yucky cup of tea. The tea leaves are extremely broken up, like fannings. I followed the...” Read full tasting note
“I was a bit surprised just how broken up the leaf was. I mean, I knew it was broken (BOP), but it looked very close to an almost fanning stage. Regardless, the tea brewed up pretty nicely. This is...” Read full tasting note
Also known as Mahagastotte Estate, Lover’s Leap teas have become a favorite of our customers. This lot has the expected bright Ceylon character, with nuances of a Darjeeling tea. Delicate lemony-cedar notes linger in the finish.
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Normally I like most things that come out of Upton Tea, so it pains me to say that I thought this was a truly yucky cup of tea.
The tea leaves are extremely broken up, like fannings. I followed the instructions which said to steep for 3 minutes at boiling. The tea liquor is very brisk, bitter and tannic. In short, everything I do not want in a tea! Might try steeping it again at a lower temp., but I truly could not finish the cup.
I was a bit surprised just how broken up the leaf was. I mean, I knew it was broken (BOP), but it looked very close to an almost fanning stage. Regardless, the tea brewed up pretty nicely. This is most definitely a classic Ceylon- bright citrus notes, lively, and slightly tangy.
Sad. Happens, but sad.
At least I didn’t spend a lot of money on it.
There’s the silver lining!
I’ve never tried the BOP version, but I did try Lover’s Leap years ago from another vendor, and didn’t like it.