Flavored White Tea

Realizing white tea isn't supposed to be particularly intense, from what I've read here regarding its "delicate" flavor, and that any attempt to flavor it must be careful so as to avoid overwhelming the base tea, I went in to the consumption undertaking not expecting to be blasted through the roof by an explosion of po...

Most of the Stash mint teas I've tried hasn't done mint justice. This one was almost perfect. The mint is obvious in the aroma, but the flavor is subtle... but not too subtle. The mint offsets the white tea almost perfectly resulting in a rich, flavorful but not overpowering tea that's quite refreshing!

At first the complexity of the flavors seem to arouse a wholly idiosyncratic chemosensory response. However, the familiarity of the orchard fruits and the scent of rose take the drinker on a nostalgic journey of unadulterated pleasure, that serves to coalesce this cup of tea into a universal ideology. In a future wholl...

First, this tea is a terrible value and barely contains any white tea. I honestly doubt there is more than 1/4 white tea in this. The flavor is extremely sour and reminds me of cranberry juice, and the aroma is quite nice. But for the value, this tea is terrible.

This is a profoundly weird drink, not only because its effluent of rose petals and white tea color-morphs like a chameleon from steel gray to gray-green to brown while steeping.

Velvet Garden or Velvet Elvis? The brew smells faintly like burning incense that used to waft out of a hippie neighbor's 3-room backhous...