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drank NosferaTea by Vampyre Tea Co
258 tasting notes

The dry scent of this tea is pretty amazing. It kind of makes me want to eat it like granola. Very rich fruity scents wafting up from the tea. The flavor gets a little lost upon brewing. There is still some of the fruit there but now instead of rich and sweet it comes across as a bit tart and thin. I’ve brewed multiple times using progressively more leaf and less water and increased steep time to see if I could strengthen the sweet fruit flavor. I would say I was minimally successful at that.

This is a decent tea and is drinkable. The scent of the dry leaves kind of made me want to flavor of the tea to be different than what it is.

Flavors: Cherry, Fruity, Mango, Sweet

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 30 sec 4 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML
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Michigander, Husband, father of three, lover of tea, books, nature, gardening, and passion. Stay at home dad currently. Previously a preschool teacher.

I have now completed some tea swaps and I am so totally up for swapping! What a cool way to connect with fellow tea lovers and try some new teas. My tea cupboard on here is woefully out of date though.

Black tea has been my go to tea for some time. Oolongs are good too but mainly roasty oolongs. I’m finding that there are some green and white teas (mostly Moonlight Whites) that impress me lately which they never used to do. I am getting into and developing a taste for Pu-erh. I have tried raw and my Ulcerative Colitis just can’t handle the roughness of it. So I stick to ripe Puerh. I am recently drinking more herbal tea or Rooibos especially STRONG ginger blends. I’m not too picky.

Some of my favorite places from which to purchase tea are Whispering Pines Tea Co, Verdant, A Quarter to Tea, Beautiful Taiwan Tea Co, Bitterleaf Tea, and Yunnan Sourcing.

Rating system:
90-100: Some of the best I’ve ever had. I’d be a fool not to keep it stocked as often as possible
80-89: A damn good tea. Not to be missed
70-79: A good tea but lacks the wow factor. More than likely a simple tea that could be an every day option
60-69: Eh. This is okay. Not swill by any means but fairly underwhelming.
50-59: Not really doing it for me. I’ll finish it but please don’t bring me any more.
Below 50: Life is too short to waste on things such as this

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Lansing, Michigan

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