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185 °F / 85 °C 3 min, 0 sec

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  • “Continuing with the samples from The Tea Merchant, this is finally cooled off. SO worth the wait, this is so perfect as an iced tea! First, it tastes like there’s far more white peony in this...” Read full tasting note
  • “Rose petals. That’s the taste I get with the first sip. Like I’m drinking liquid rose petal smell. Very strange though not surprising considering the actual rose petals I saw in the blend. I am...” Read full tasting note
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From The Tea Merchant

With such an amazing aroma there is only one way to describe this blend… wow! It’s a celebratory blend of high grown estate Ceylon black tea, biodynamic Darjeeling, organic white peony, organic rose petals and a muscatel grape essence. This outstanding brew delivers sweet, crisp, floral notes with a full-bodied finish of muscatel grapes.

Ingredients:
Organic and Biodynamic Black tea, Organic White Peony, Rose petals, Natural Flavors

Caffeine Content: Medium Bold
Recommended Iced Tea

Temp: 185* F Steep: 3-5 min.

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Continuing with the samples from The Tea Merchant, this is finally cooled off. SO worth the wait, this is so perfect as an iced tea!

First, it tastes like there’s far more white peony in this blend, despite the Darjeeling being the first ingredient on the list. It’s very sweet, tastes like hay with just a little floral note to it. Then it resembles something like a white wine, possibly a Chardonnay, and fades into the nutty, astringent taste I’ve come to love from Darjeeling.

What a cool tea! And it’s so pretty too before it steeps. Lots of fluffy leaves, and pretty rose petals.

I can’t wait to try the others, and I wish I had more to say but I’m so wiped out from today. II didn’t even have a chance to eat lunch until 5pm because I had to spend so long at my specific college’s advisement office. Since they moved social work and criminal justice to the college (it used to just be economics & public policy), it’s a lot more difficult to talk to anyone. My advisor sure as hell wasn’t familiar with the econ courses at all…it really irked me because she was telling me my courseload is heavy yet she did not know what one of my classes even was, not to mention I had already been to half the classes at this point and knew what I would be up against. Also I’m a senior, everything I have left is higher division stuff…what did she want me to take? Jeez.

Thankfully the overall advisement office where I had to return the form was empty…it was weird. I was expecting a long wait there! Who knew. But I’ve switched classes and hopefully there will be no problems with missing a day for travel to a wedding.

Now I sleep because that switched class is at 9:30 and I’ve grown far too accustomed to ones that start at 11!

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Rose petals. That’s the taste I get with the first sip. Like I’m drinking liquid rose petal smell. Very strange though not surprising considering the actual rose petals I saw in the blend.
I am surprised at how relatively sweet it is plain. It’s not like candy sweet, but more a subtle sweet with that light rose/floral note. Though if I didn’t know there was supposed to be black tea in this, I would never know. I get more of a white tea taste than anything else. Maybe the scoop I brewed was just light on the black tea or something. I’ll have to mix it up more next time.
The longer I sip it, and I guess the more it cools, the more I’m getting the grape-y taste to it, especially when I roll it around in my mouth a bit.

I wonder how this would do iced? Might try it, though I have the uneasy notion that the rose might come right out and sock you in the jaw. Lol.

Edit – Unfortunately this tea made me just a bit ill later on after drinking it. Well, not even finishing the rest of my cup after this review actually. I’m wondering if it might be the rose? Possibly ’cause now all I think about is tasting what I see as a cloyingly sweet rose smell that makes me feel ill thinking about it.
Unfortunate because it was such an interesting tea before that.

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 3 min, 0 sec
El Monstro

my fav iced tea has rose in it, try it that way for sure

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