A weaver of flax and ill will, or a gentle soul who helps with the housework, or a mistress of wildflowers or a lurker of deep swamps? A spirit of dualities, a figure of mystery, she embodies the fields and the forests, darkness and delight, flowers and the mischief of the night. A deep mossy colored cup awaits you, fragrant and sweet, piqued with peppermint, elder flowers, deep jasmine, and rounded with roses and mystifying blue butterfly pea flower. The gentle pine nut notes of Imperial white tea bear the levity of this striking brew with grace.
Product Info
Ingredients: White tea, Rose, Elderflower, Jasmine flower, Peppermint, Blue Pea-Flower
Steeping Notes
Consider also cold steeping or hot steeping as you see fit (enter The Warren for steeping hints). The main thing to note is that lower water temperatures create a sweeter flavor profile while hotter temperatures create a more bitter, astringent profile. More water or less tea will reduce the strength of the tea. This tea also turns hot pink with a few drops of fresh lemon!
You may also choose to steep in shorter bursts gongfu style to enjoy a longer session with flavors that open up over time. However, I find this one benefits from a nice long soak myself.
Tea: 3-5 grams. Time: 3-5 minutes. Temp: 93C/200F. Steep up to twice (but the first brews the best!)
A weaver of flax and ill will, or a gentle soul who helps with the housework, or a mistress of wildflowers or a lurker of deep swamps? A spirit of dualities, a figure of mystery, she embodies the fields and the forests, darkness and delight, flowers and the mischief of the night. A deep mossy colored cup awaits you, fragrant and sweet, piqued with peppermint, elder flowers, deep jasmine, and rounded with roses and mystifying blue butterfly pea flower. The gentle pine nut notes of Imperial white tea bear the levity of this striking brew with grace.
Product Info
Ingredients: White tea, Rose, Elderflower, Jasmine flower, Peppermint, Blue Pea-Flower
Steeping Notes
Consider also cold steeping or hot steeping as you see fit (enter The Warren for steeping hints). The main thing to note is that lower water temperatures create a sweeter flavor profile while hotter temperatures create a more bitter, astringent profile. More water or less tea will reduce the strength of the tea. This tea also turns hot pink with a few drops of fresh lemon!
You may also choose to steep in shorter bursts gongfu style to enjoy a longer session with flavors that open up over time. However, I find this one benefits from a nice long soak myself.
Tea: 3-5 grams. Time: 3-5 minutes. Temp: 93C/200F. Steep up to twice (but the first brews the best!)
