TEA REVIEWS
- Azul Keo
- Choice Organic
- Equator
- Far Leaves
- Fortnum & Mason
- Franck
- Harney & Sons
- Harrods
- Ineeka
- Leaves Pure
- Mighty Leaf
- African Nectar
- Black Gold
- Bombay Chai
- California Fields
- Chamomile Citrus
- Chrysanthemum Pu-erh
- Darjeeling Choice Estate
- Drum Mountain White...
- Ginger Twist
- Green Tea Tropical
- Himalayan Peak...
- Keemun
- Leaves of Provence
- Marrakesh Mint
- Mocha Pu-erh Truffle
- Mountain Spring Jasmine
- Orange Dulce
- Organic Breakfast
- Organic Earl Grey
- Organic Hojicha
- Pear Caramel
- Rainforest Maté
- Vanilla Bean
- White Orchard
- White Peony
- Wild Blackberries
- Yunnan Top Grade
- Numi
- Peet's
- Silk Road
- Tazo
- Tréleela
- Twinings
Azul Keo Tea's
It's such a smooth and buttery tea that I would almost say I've never had anything quite like it. I don't know how they get it like this, but it's delicious and the kind of tea you can sip for hours.
It might have helped that I had it at a nice pastry cafe in Budapest, Hungary, but from aroma to body to finish, it's solid
Pairings: Indulge. Sweet things should be a tad sour to match up with this tea. Creamy pastries go well. Maybe even as a aperitif for a meal of chicken of pork, but that might be a stretch. Try things with it.
Rating: 9 of 10
Assam
Review: I was initially skeptical of a German tea, but this mostly had to do with my never having one before. If this Assam is any indication of how good their teas are, then I'll be having a great deal more.It's such a smooth and buttery tea that I would almost say I've never had anything quite like it. I don't know how they get it like this, but it's delicious and the kind of tea you can sip for hours.
It might have helped that I had it at a nice pastry cafe in Budapest, Hungary, but from aroma to body to finish, it's solid
Pairings: Indulge. Sweet things should be a tad sour to match up with this tea. Creamy pastries go well. Maybe even as a aperitif for a meal of chicken of pork, but that might be a stretch. Try things with it.
Rating: 9 of 10
