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Farewell, Chun Mee Dao Ming.
This is a stronger green tea that did hold up well as iced tea. I'm
going on to other green teas for the winter, but may come back to chun mee next summer. (t has a firm cedar/pine taste in the middle of the cup, and leaves a strong aftertaste. Toci |
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Farewell, Chun Mee Dao Ming.
On Aug 14, 1:42*pm, toci > wrote:
> This is a stronger green tea that did hold up well as iced tea. *I'm > going on to other green teas for the winter, but may come back to chun > mee next summer. *(t has a firm cedar/pine taste in the middle of the > cup, and leaves a strong aftertaste. * * Toci I bought a bunch of green tea samples a year ago; they're still unopened. I need to drink or otherwise dispose of them before I get more green tea. Java gunpowder, China pinhead gunpowder, China hairpoint, and Ho-Ji-Cha KamaKura. Toci |
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