“Just got this today. It tastes pretty good. Mostly like spice and citrus.” Read full tasting note
“Knowing that despite puerh being good for multiple infusions that flavored teas are not I brewed it with a teaspoon in a mug infuser instead of my standard gaiwan. This one was quite interesting...” Read full tasting note
“Definitely one of my favorites now; quite yummy, I love the spice blend. The orange peels give it a hint of sweetness without overpowering the anise and ginger. Love it for cold winter mornings....” Read full tasting note
“Who knows what’s in Adagio’s teas? The website waxes poetic about the tingly ginger in this, but there is no mention of ginger as an actual ingredient in the website ingredient listing. So I was...” Read full tasting note
Pleasantly perky spices add warmth and sweetness to the mellow mineral notes of Pu Erh. Sweet cinnamon and anise with tingly ginger liven up the palate while soothing the soul. A great companion for a chilly day.
Steep at 212° for 5 minutes.
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