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
- Republic of Tea
- Silk Road
- Tazo
- Tréleela
- Twinings
Fortnum & Mason Tea's
It's definitely an invigorating blend of Assam and Dimbula that they've been doing for 100+ years, starting in 1907. I happen to really enjoy this tea, but I do like the stronger teas, so this may not be the best choice for those who primarily like greens and/or whites.
The flavor is damn near frothy in texture, being deep and luscious, but at time a bit overpowering. It's really meant for slow sipping over a long period of time.
Pairings: Anything you can nibble over time while having a sip where and there. Salty foods would probably work well, because as the tea cools, it works well to cleanse the palate, leaving your mouth free of too many salty flavors. Read in to this as many bad puns as you'd like...
Rating: 8 of 10
Queen Anne
Review: It's rather funny to see on the label the phrase, "Stronger Tea", but it's very true. This is a robust blend that cries for cream, contrary to their saying that it can be drank all day, "with or without milk".It's definitely an invigorating blend of Assam and Dimbula that they've been doing for 100+ years, starting in 1907. I happen to really enjoy this tea, but I do like the stronger teas, so this may not be the best choice for those who primarily like greens and/or whites.
The flavor is damn near frothy in texture, being deep and luscious, but at time a bit overpowering. It's really meant for slow sipping over a long period of time.
Pairings: Anything you can nibble over time while having a sip where and there. Salty foods would probably work well, because as the tea cools, it works well to cleanse the palate, leaving your mouth free of too many salty flavors. Read in to this as many bad puns as you'd like...
Rating: 8 of 10
