Brand: David's Tea
Primary Type: Green
Dry Scent: Smells clear and faintly fruity. Notes of grass, citrus, juniper berry and ginger. I would best describe the scent of this as the scent of a meadow in the middle of a conifer forest. Calm and very relaxing.
Steeping Time: 4-5 min
Steeped Flavour: Fresh and fruity, with a distinctive "tea with lemon" flavour underlaid by berries and something that tastes a little like a warm summer meadow. The juniper berries add a slightly piney note as well, and the ginger and ginko play well together to make a clean, lingering aftertaste a little like a chinese medicine shop. The mouthfeel of the tea itself is very smooth, almost slick over the tongue, but not greasy.
Food/Drink Pairings: This could be nice with a light lunch or dinner, or even first thing in the morning after a night of overindulgence, but it does best after eating as a perfect palate cleanser. Good, good stuff.
Rating out of Six Tails:
5/6
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