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“The TTB has arrived! So big, so many teas… no chance to try them all! Tea #7 I could tick every single symptom written in the description today. So that’s why I took this tea, because I thought it...” Read full tasting note
“I put too much honey in this one so that’s mostly what I taste. Before steeping, it had a very perfumy fragrance, though not in a negative way. I don’t know if I would call it floral, maybe I...” Read full tasting note
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The TTB has arrived! So big, so many teas… no chance to try them all!
Tea #7
I could tick every single symptom written in the description today. So that’s why I took this tea, because I thought it couldn’t hurt.
The dry leaf is amazingly familiar and I wasn’t sure what was it until I smelled a few times. Then I found out, it’s a childhood memory of one of first tea shops in my hometown, which was pretty smelling much similar. It was one of the brick and mortar store with herbal teas mostly, some spices and rarely some “real” teas. They used to have some tea bags which made sense as colleting the outer wrappers was booming back then. They are closed though for 15 years now maybe?
That said, it was an nicely smelling tea and considering the issues I have, it was certainly a tea as a remedy.
I won’t lie, it didn’t helped me much. But it had quite a nice flavour, a bit bitter and overall somehow just herbaceous. But it wasn’t bad.
I put too much honey in this one so that’s mostly what I taste. Before steeping, it had a very perfumy fragrance, though not in a negative way. I don’t know if I would call it floral, maybe I would, but it was definitely not spicy like some of the other blends I’ve tried from this company.
Flavors: Perfume
Smell memories are strong, aren’t they? For some reason, your note made me remember my Grandma’s back porch scent—dust, dampness, and black walnuts.