Oct 20
Brad’s Teaview Snapshot
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The dry leaves don't offer much aroma. That fact lessens only slightly after brewing. The slight aroma that does present itself is some in-between violet and kiwi-strawberry. Despite this meek nature, it's pleasant and some of the oolong can be detected as a result.This doesn't feel like a fruit tea, instead offering a flowery hint to it. The texture is slightly thinner than the median, but it is a fair texture. It definitely offers the mouth feel of teas blended with flowers. In that fashion, it feels like some of the white teas.
The flavors include lilac, lavendar, and berry. The passionfruit can be detected, but it blends into the oolong in a fashion that creates something different than either independent ingredient would. This merger of taste and texture is very unique.
Ultimately, this feels more like a flowery tea than a fruit tea. It has some interesting attributes and a fair texture, but I would have preferred a sharper oolong.
— To purchase Naivetea Passionfruit Oolong, or for more specific information on ingredients or the story behind this particular blend, click here to go directly to the manufacturer's web site.
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