How exactly do you know when something has become a staple in your permanent collection? and by that I don’t mean a “tea like this one”, but this particular one? I’m on my second tin of this and my love is still running strong, so I’d definitely consider this among mine, but am just curious as to how you guys feel. Because it’s so easy to love a tea oh so much when you first get it, but somehow over time the novelty can ware off some, and, well, you know how the rest goes.
This tea was paired with a croissant on this very sleepy Friday morning. I got a little less smoke and a touch more astringency than I’m used to getting, but the grace of the queen is such that there’s never really anything unpleasant about her.
Sorry I can’t be more eloquent. I really ought to still be sleeping, and am awake against my will.
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I love that you are still loving this and it has never disappointed you and that you don’t look back and think it used to be better.
I hate when you look back at a tea you loved and wonder where the love went.
I still feel relatively new to tea, having only really started my loose-leaf journey about a year ago. There are a few teas though that every time I run out I definitely get more.
I love that you are still loving this and it has never disappointed you and that you don’t look back and think it used to be better.
I hate when you look back at a tea you loved and wonder where the love went.
I know. Honestly, that’s such a disappointment. Those brief but oh so intense affairs.
I still feel relatively new to tea, having only really started my loose-leaf journey about a year ago. There are a few teas though that every time I run out I definitely get more.
Yeah, for me it’s the old reliables. A number of them are Harneys! Teas I can come back to after not having drank for months and I still love the flavor. Teas I will never get tired of drinking if I’m traveling at they are all I have to drink day after day.