Organic Wild Rose White Tea

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White Tea
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Flavors
Bitter, Rose, Vegetal
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185 °F / 85 °C 2 min, 45 sec 8 oz / 236 ml

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Tea Name: Organic Wild Rose White Tea

Description: White tea infused with aromatic wild harvested roses.

Origin/Estate: China

Caffeine: White teas contain approximately 15 mg of caffeine per 8 oz cup, compared to on average 90 mg per cup of coffee

Taste: White tea infused with aromatic wild harvested roses

Ingredients: White tea infused with aromatic wild harvested roses.

Brewing: Water: 190°F / Boiling / Leaves: 1 tablespoon per 8 ounces / Infusion Time: 4-6 minutes

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1113 tasting notes

Very tasty white tea with rose! I can’t believe I still have a cold. Anyway so I’m not going to rate this one yet…

Stephanie

Oh and thanks BrewTEAlly Sweet :)

Kaylee

Aw, feel better!

BrewTEAlly Sweet

Feel better. You get sick way too often. I’m glad ur still finding joy in my package:)

Stephanie

It is unusual for me how often I’ve been sick lately! :/

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615 tasting notes

Tea #40 from HHTTB2

The leaves are quite small and broken, so I was unsure they’d stand up to a 6 minute infusion time as was recommended. So I erred on the side of caution, so keep in mind my review is for the tea at the parameters below.

This is the least rose-flavored of the three rose teas I’ve tried in the box. But it’s still quite good.

The primary flavor that comes through is the white base, which is delicate with fresh hay and apricot notes. The rose adds a definitely rose flavor as well as a gentle sweetness. It’s not nearly as immersive as other rose teas I’ve had, but good for those who enjoy the flavors of rose, but can find it overwhelming.

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 2 min, 45 sec
BrewTEAlly Sweet

Yay another of mine. :)

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Thanks BrewTEAlly Sweet! The flavor of this is mostly the sweet white tea. It’s sweet and fruity. Almost a peachy or apricot sweetness. The rose is in the background and adds a slight floral\sweet note. I really enjoyed this one! Thanks again!!

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Old sample from Tea Sipper. Thank you!

I’m tired and easily distracted this afternoon, so I think I overbrewed this. The rose comes through clearly and is definitely pleasant, but the white tea is a little bitter and a little more vegetal than I prefer. I prefer white peony with floral teas.

Flavors: Bitter, Rose, Vegetal

Preparation
1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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It was one of those days where fate, destiny, whatever, decided that what I wanted to do and what I was going to do were two separate things. It started with a can of soup, which was going to be my breakfast, as soon as I placed it on the counter, poised and ready to open it…the power goes out, and we have an electric stove. Apparently last night’s storm damaged a tree which fell on the line, power was out for the whole street for several hours, so all my morning and afternoon plans went poof. It was all ok though, because in the evening I got to have fun tea time, meaning I am pleasantly tea-drunk now.

Today’s tea is Organic Wild Rose by Tea District, a blend of whole-leaf white tea blended with wild roses. I love roses in tea, it might be my favorite flower to add to tea, but clearly I will need to sit down and do a test one day. The aroma of this tea is clearly rosy, but not the really strong rose perfume you can get at times, it is like a faint rose garden. There are also notes of new growth, sage, and a hint of pepper. It is vaguely reminiscent of early summer.

Once the tea leaves have been steeped the aroma of the wet leaves is a balanced blend of sweet roses and fresh vegetation with just a gentle finish of pepper. The liquid without its flowery leaves is rosy and sweet with just a hint of hay and honey.

The taste is fairly sweet, like flower nectar and fresh roses. After the initial flowery taste there are notes of lettuce and a hint of sage.There is a slightly dry yet refreshing mouthfeel, and just a gentle hint of fuzzy trichomes. he aftertaste is a touch of fresh vegetation and morning dew. This tea is also quite good chilled, very light and refreshing.

For blog and photos: http://ramblingbutterflythoughts.blogspot.com/2014/07/tea-district-organic-wild-rose-tea.html

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