Darjeeling Fancy from Peet’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea
- Name Of Tea: Darjeeling Fancy
- Available From: Peet's Tea
melanie
When I open this tea, it has a lovely gently fragrance. It brews into a soft golden tea, and the flavor is soft and not overwhelming with just the slightest undertone of a sweet summer field.
Read This Review...Golden Dragon Oolong from Peet’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Golden Dragon Oolong
- Available From: Peet's Tea
liber-teas
The aroma of this tea reminds me of the scent you might find in a leafy forest just after a rainstorm: Green, slightly woodsy, with a hint of floral spirits. And if you could create a flavor based on that fragrance, this tea would be the perfect representation of that flavor: sweet, delicate earthy notes, a subtle touch of floral undertones, and blissful peach-like attributes!
Read This Review...Jasmine Downy Pearls from Peet’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Green Tea
- Name Of Tea: Jasmine Downy Pearls
- Available From: Peet's Tea
melanie
Drinking this tea was most intriguing. The actual taste, was a strong green tea – a bit too bitter for me (remember – green tea isn’t my favorite) But as you sipped the tea, you also breathe in through your nose and the aroma of Jasmine filled the air! So it was a real combination of sensations – one that I greatly enjoyed!
Read This Review...Phoenix Mountain Oolong from Peet’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Phoenix Mountain Oolong
- Available From: Peet's Tea
melanie
I took my first sip and thought I was in heaven! It had lovely gently fruity undertones – kind of like eating a peach right off the tree (skin and all). It was a bit earthy, but earthy in the sense of standing in an orchard – smelling the wood and leaves and the aftertaste of fresh fruit with that touch of earthy/bitter skin a fresh peach has.
Read This Review...Pride of the Port from Peet’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea
- Name Of Tea: Pride of the Port
- Available From: Peet's Tea
melanie
Peet’s Coffee and Tea carries some of the best loose leaf blends I have found in my area of the Northwest. Pride of the Port is one of their highest quality, best tasting black tea blends. Though I often choose to drink Ceylon, this blend is an amazingly smooth, full bodied, tea with no bitterness at all.
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