Premium Tea Gift Box Set - Rare Assortment Of Premium Teas - Delicious Rare Green, Oolong, And Red Loose Leaf Teas In Pre-Portioned Sealed Pouches (17 Pack)

Description

Teabook brings you the gift of rare, high-end teas that you will love, in this variety tea box gift set. Assorted loose leaf on-the-go starter box of teabook tea. the pre-portioned high-quality packets enable on-the-go brewing without oversteeping in any 12 oz cup; you can leave the tea leaves longer (1 to 2 hours) without worrying about the tea becoming bitter. Box includes four varieties of tea: White, Green, Red, and Oolong; and one special premium tea. We purposely seek out high-elevation, quality tea from small farms that don't use pesticides. We hand select higher quality teas to avoid bitterness and astringency eliminating the concern of over-steeping. Teas includes: WHITE:Silver Needle white tea from Xiangxi, Hunan, China. The dry leaf invites you with hints of honeydew melon and when brewed an aroma of sweet bread and blackberry pie emerges. The light gold liquor has flavor notes dance between shortbread, biscuits with sweet cream and even hints of rose. GREEN:Green Bud green tea from Changde, Hunan, China. This green tea is a mild, savory, buttery winter treat. This beautiful twisted and rolled leaf slightly opens in the first steep releasing aromatic hints of fresh vegetables and spearmint. OOLONG: Bai Hao Oolong tea (Oriental Beauty) from Nideng, Fujian, China.This Bai Hao Oolong tea is golden amber liquor with a lovely sweet aroma that resemble fresh dark chocolate and hints of raspberry.. RED: Sunset Red (Hunan Hong) from Changde, Hunan, China.We call this tea, Sunset Red, reflecting both its color and warming flavor. It is robust, sweet and fresh. The aromas and flavors dance between soft buttery caramels and milk chocolate! A smooth and tasty treat any time of day. The finish is floral and lingers a bit on the tongue. Great tea wherever you go with Teabook! Review: Delicious tea and really convenient! - While there are many other filtering tumblers out there, I found many of them to be hard to clean with so many little nooks and crannies or wood. Took me about 20 seconds to clean the whole thing. Plus, I accidentally made the water too hot once and it protected my hands really well from the heat. I love seeing the loose leaf turn from dried to actual leaves as it steeps! Speaking as a total novice to drinking tea, I thought the teas were FANTASTIC. I had never had Oolong before, but wow. Give that one a try first. It was surprisingly smooth and calming. If you're used to Lipton or some kind of English breakfast tea, that would be a Red tea variety. I find they brew pretty strong in the tumbler and I like a delicate cup, so I halve the packets of Red and Green, so you get more for your money and 2 or 3 mugs worth. I've seen others using their tumblers for filtering fruit water or iced tea. Definitely going to try that soon! Review: Three Stars - Nice tea