So many noms! What an improvement from the bitter Vanilla Oolong; I’m so glad David’s Tea is replacing it with this creamy beauty. It’s like if Quangzhou Milk Oolong decided to frolic in a flower field that had been dosed in vanilla extract. Imagine the oolong balls running along,so carefree, so happy, slowly being covered with vanilla- creamy, milky, floral, and sweet vanilla. I’m glad I left half a pot of this sitting out over night and am gross enough to drink it. It tastes like the soft vanilla in ice cream, and I personally like it cooled or iced.
The vanilla could be overpowering first steep but that’s why oolong is jolly for a second (third, or fourth) steep. You can wash your liberated oolong after that field frolic and feel good about making it clean again(temporarily).
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Freerange oolong balls. What a happy picture!
high five for being gross enough to drink the overnight tea! I do that all the time ;D
Giggles, the oolong balls carefree dance :-) Haven’t tried it yet, but happy about the fact that it’s an improvement from Vanilla Oolong… I always felt it was such a disappointment, wasn’t creamy enough to be called anything vanilla!
I’m so glad people enjoyed the visual and am relieved that I’m not the only one who drinks the overnight tea! :)
It really is an improvement; I have some of my old Vanilla Oolong and the two don’t even look OR smell alike!
Freerange oolong balls. What a happy picture!
high five for being gross enough to drink the overnight tea! I do that all the time ;D
Giggles, the oolong balls carefree dance :-) Haven’t tried it yet, but happy about the fact that it’s an improvement from Vanilla Oolong… I always felt it was such a disappointment, wasn’t creamy enough to be called anything vanilla!
I’m so glad people enjoyed the visual and am relieved that I’m not the only one who drinks the overnight tea! :)
It really is an improvement; I have some of my old Vanilla Oolong and the two don’t even look OR smell alike!