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“My sample bowl has depths I dreamed not of, and I’ve just logged a batch of samples I’d completely forgotten about, and now am pushing 100 teas. Just when I think I’m making progress, too! So my...” Read full tasting note
After dinner, the men would often retire to smoke cigars and drink earl grey tea (laced with a bit of brandy) while the ladies would get dismissed to their sewing parlor. After an exceptionally fine meal for which she got no compliments from the menfolk, the ladies proceeded to adjourn to the parlor while Lady Grey whispered to the cook and slipped her a lavender sachet. The men soon found themselves drinking a slightly different version of the tea they were used to!
We give thanks to Lady Grey for this delicious prank.
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My sample bowl has depths I dreamed not of, and I’ve just logged a batch of samples I’d completely forgotten about, and now am pushing 100 teas. Just when I think I’m making progress, too!
So my goals of sipdowns/trying unlogged teas continues, and this is what fit the bill first thing this morning.
This is not a sample, but instead something I picked up earlier this year at the local pirate festival.
I may have a patchy history with Earls, but I’ve always really liked her Ladyship, and this one is a particularly interesting version, as she’s dressed up in lavender!
And I think the flavors really do work here quite well. The delicate citrus is nicely complimented by the lavender, which is a sweet and dainty lavender, not anything heavy or medicinal. A really nice combo!
