When I heard that this tea was made by taking a white tea and then soaking it in champagne, i was intrigued. I couldn’t wait to try it. It sounded like a sensualist’s treat. I’m very pleased with the experience of smelling and drinking this tea. It feels luxurious.
The dry leaves smell so wonderful that I want to eat the leaves. They have a wonderful grape and light raspberry smell. The leaves themselves are typical white tea leaves but with a bit more green and a little less downy white than some white teas.
The scent of the dry leaves is excellently expressed in the fragrant brew along with a very light musk as one gets in some grape juices. It leaves a very pleasant aftertaste.
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oh wow…i’m putting this on my shopping list right this second.
ok… that sounds amazing!
It feels delightfully naughty to be drinking the champagne-infused tea at my desk at work. I feel like a 50s movie star.
You just need one of those long cigarette holders and you’ll be set!
oh wow…i’m putting this on my shopping list right this second.
ok… that sounds amazing!
It feels delightfully naughty to be drinking the champagne-infused tea at my desk at work. I feel like a 50s movie star.
You just need one of those long cigarette holders and you’ll be set!