A tea for lovers of experimentation.
"Wild bitter" in the name of the tea is not a metaphor, as it might seem at first glance. The dried leaves smell of currants, menthol and red apple, and nothing augurs a sudden bitterness of the brew - thin and juniper-like, like drinking a good, strong gin. The infusion has a deep amber color, the aftertaste is long, tart, warming.
A difficult shaikhun for those who are not afraid to try new things. Definitely worth trying at least once.
"Wild bitter" in the name of the tea is not a metaphor, as it might seem at first glance. The dried leaves smell of currants, menthol and red apple, and nothing augurs a sudden bitterness of the brew - thin and juniper-like, like drinking a good, strong gin. The infusion has a deep amber color, the aftertaste is long, tart, warming.
A difficult shaikhun for those who are not afraid to try new things. Definitely worth trying at least once.