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ki-the-iridescent · 6 months
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making a nice earthy oolong and it smells so good
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magictablecloth · 2 months
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⊹ Blooming ⊹ Welcoming Spring<3
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tigirl-and-co · 11 days
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pu-ehr tea save me... save me pu-ehr tea...
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sylvctica · 4 months
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"This tea tastes very ... earthy. Kinda like taking a potato and licking it while it still has dirt on it."
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sailermoon · 4 months
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my sister once told me matcha tastes like dirt like okay then u had bad matcha also it was from STARBUCKS
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i-bring-crack · 10 months
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Man really said "She is a super beautiful and all but can we talk about how strong she is? That's the real deal!"
Anyways man was down bad fr.
And I'm down bad chuckling over the footnotes.
She was called cat girl/tea girl?? How did I miss this totally important piece of info in my life!
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tomatoluvr69 · 5 months
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Ok this description is insane usually these are like “the sharp notes of cheddar play nice with the mellow sweetness of shallots in this easy, timeless brunch offering” not like…here’s the setup for my latest AO3 fare
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wickedlittlecritta · 7 months
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i've become the kind of tea guy who sniffs a cup of pu'erh, goes "this smells like manure", drinks it, and then goes "fucking good tea" with 100% sincerity
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sovaharbor · 6 months
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drinking chamomile tea for the first time thoughts and prayers appreciated because this is a moment of desperation and i find myself mildly worried it shall backfire on me
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thelasttime · 10 months
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I am a long time devo-tea (ha) to milk tea in my boba, but I'm interested in trying thai tea. How would you compare the flavors?
thai tea is more earthy and caramely !! i'd say it has more flavor depth compared to black milk tea
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essektheylyss · 2 years
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benefits of drinking pu-er tea at your desk at work: brews at boiling, takes less than a minute to steep, doesn't need sugar, can be resteeped multiple times
drawbacks: I simply will not get up from my desk to dump out the original rinse so I guess I'm drinking this cup full of dirt.
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lilpretty777 · 1 year
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I just can’t explain how happy I am to be making these little tea bags for everyone. A part of me feels bad everyday for people that are sick and or disabled, I am myself. Knowing the health benefits in these beautiful herbs I feel like I am actually making a difference, like I’ve always wanted to do. I have never wanted to work in a hospital but selling herbs is absolutely what I want to do. I actually enjoy picking these herbs and putting them into little tea bags, I always feel dread when I am doing things because I never want to do it but I genuinely love doing this! I am so grateful to know I am making a difference🤍
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magictablecloth · 4 months
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⊹ A Daily Parallel ⊹ Repotting My Avocado Tree and Making my Morning Cup of Tea<3 ☆ first post! :) ☆
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on-route · 2 years
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moshintheteagaiwan · 2 years
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Tasting: 2020 “Tibetan Flame” Ripe Puerh Brick
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“Tibetan Flame” is a sub brand of the famous Xiaguan Tea Factory. The factory is most famously known for their productions of Toucha shaped Puerh (bowl shaped or sometimes referred to as bird’s nest). The sub brand known as Tibetan Flame, produces Puerh meant to be sold to the Tibetan market and is used for making Tibetan Butter Tea. You can find a quick homemade recipe for butter tea in my blog.
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This 250g brick comes well packaged in a tight wrapper and box for easy storage. The aroma of the brick is noticeable as soon as the brick is slipped out of it’s box. It’s got a little bit of green still present on the leaf when you look up close and still has presence of both golden downy and a little silver downy as well. It is quite a tightly pressed brick so breaking a piece off took a little extra time and care.
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The dry aroma in the warmed gaiwan is rich with a sweet brown sugar and malt aroma with a smokey presence  of tobacco. Very warming and comforting on a cold days, or sitting close the the AC as the temperature her starts to heat up. The wet aroma is earthy with damp soil notes, malt, cocoa powder and a mellow but not overpowering smoke aroma, maybe even closer to a camphor smell. It also has some nice fruity notes of cooked berries, and sweet purple grape.
The first infusion comes with a thick and heavy malt, astringent, mineral rich soil, aged parchment and raisins. It also showed a very woody earthy side of cedar and notable camphor flavor. This woody side of the tea became the prominent profile on the second infusion with strong and filling notes of cedar wood, camphor, while the notes of mineral and raisin seemed to disappear. The malty flavor remained but the astringency faded.
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By the 3rd and four runs the tea was all powerhouse of wood and camphor with an aroma similar to a lumber yard. Fresh cut woods of all types filling the air with a clean and comforting scent. The thick remained think and robust. A perfect sessions for a cold winter day, a weekend evening at the cottage or to compliment a juicy protein and potato filled meal. Actually reminded me a lot of Yunnan Sourcing 2020 “Cozy” cake.
This brick is a great example of how a good, flavorful tea doesn’t have to be expensive. $15 Canadian for a 250g brick that left me wanting a couple more to store for the future.
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radio-charlie · 2 years
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