No you don't need nailpolish that matches the tea tin to enjoy this tea. Nor a tea colour matching cat. But it does lend an extra sparkle to the experience.
The organic almond rooibos tea from LÖV tea is wonderful. Like drinking an almond paste cake, but less sweet.
It's so good that even the most die hard rooibos hater (in this case M) finds it lovely to drink.
So great even cats (in this case the Prosit sisters) fight over it.
The colour matching one wins.
When I first visited the lovely new Kusmi tea shop in a posh Stockholm suburbia shopping centre, they were all out of this fantastic rooibos and I went for another Löv tea. Despite me knowing I don't enjoy white tea, because the blueberry coconut one smelled great.
Drinking it I was terribly disappointed because it didn't taste of anything. And I did follow the brewing instructions perfectly. But when it had gone cold, the flavours came through properly. So I'm thinking it would make a fine ice tea. Though not so fine warm.
Because surely the lack of flavour of tea couldn't have something to do with the not colour matching nailpolish?
What's your favourite tea right now?
Warm or iced?
Beautiful tins, and your models are great assistants. I am not a tea or coffee drinker unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend.
Julie and Poppy Q
xxx
Both I guess :)
ReplyDeleteI've been a green tea fan for a long time and I still love it, particularly in a mix with jasmine, but lately I've been going through a local teas phase: chamomile, marigold, mint and blueberries. I work in an air conditioned office so a hot cup to warm my fingers is sooo welcomed.
This summer I've discovered home made iced tea: black with jasmine - got it as a present really, so certainly it'll change as the summer just begun; a slice of lime and two slices of apple! So good.
Almond flavoured tea sounds very nice!