The original intention for this review was to taste a white, green, and black tea from Nepali Tea Traders. However, I received the same green tea, Emerald Spring, in my Amoda Tea monthly box, so I gave it its own review.
Category: White
Description: “Asian pears are so refreshing, crisp and sweet that they go well with the warm floral and slight earthiness of the white tea.” – via Amoda Monthly Box
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Over the past holiday season, I noticed that Teabox had a large range of sample packs. Teabox is an Indian tea brand that was founded in 2012. Based on their website, they have a nice selection of teas and a few of their sets caught my eye, so I had to buy them!
Description: “A delicate white tea that is soft and sweet with savoury, herbaceous notes.” – via Amoda Monthly Box
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Tea received at a discount for review
Description: “An early vegetal taste develops into a subtle sweetness with subsequent brewings.”
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Tea received for winning a contest
Description: “A fusion of energy and tranquillity from both Black and White Chinese tea.”
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Description: “A cool, delicate white tea from Fujian, with fresh notes of garden-picked snow peas.”
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Description: “Silver needle is a prized white tea, often understood to be the best white tea.”
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Description: “We love the combination of the woodsy tea, juicy berry flavour and the natural melon note of the white tea.” – via Amoda Monthly Box
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Description: “Sipping this reveals the taste of summer berry jam layered on top of a lightly vegetal green tea, earthy white tea and sweet rooibos.” – via Amoda Monthly Box
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