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“Thank you Sandy Stith for my sample! Okay so this is like a good mystery. Is this a chai? Is this a fruit blend? Wait … I taste something savory! What on earth IS this stuff? I swear I taste...” Read full tasting note
“i loved this during my trip to north east India” Read full tasting note
Thank you Sandy Stith for my sample!
Okay so this is like a good mystery.
Is this a chai?
Is this a fruit blend?
Wait … I taste something savory!
What on earth IS this stuff?
I swear I taste tomato, basil, olive, fruit berries, and chai spices.
I am falling in love with this unusual and bizarre blend that I can’t find anywhere on the Teavana site – although honestly I didn’t look THAT hard as I would rather enjoy this amazing tea.
Each sip unveils a new flavor, just now, sweet cinnamon, now black olive, now some berry flavor. Strange mysterious brew.
I love the combination, too. It’s two teas mixed together…Assam Gold Rain and Assam Breeze.
I could not find either of those on the site as well. I figured it was a blend of two … so what exactly IS it lol I did see orange bits in the steeped basket :)
Oh wait I found one of them here on Steepster duah .. I think earlier the site was not working well when I tried to look. SIGH time for some wake up tea!
I think it’s what ever the Steepster overlords are doing. I tried to add a tea today because it wouldn’t show up in a search. A very specific search since Upton labels their teas with that alphanumeric system.
Its frustrating – I can’t get so many pages to load- can’t seem to do reviews ugggggg but I got here :)
I think it’s what ever the Steepster overlords are doing. I tried to add a tea today because it wouldn’t show up in a search. A very specific search since Upton labels their teas with that alphanumeric system.
I’m having a hella hard time posting today, too…and just moving between screens. It’s lagging like crazy.
I got the steepster is down for maintenance several times today. Maybe we will get a new feature soon, like kill the red box poking me in the eye button.
over the last year, many of the Assam tea I’ve had have expressed a ‘stewed tomato, basil, sun-dried tomato, squash’ profile…in talking with tea farmers in the region they have mentioned rainfall considerations over the last year or so affecting the flavors….but very curious indeed…