Comments on: Tea Scents Wafting My Way, Part I http://englishtea.us/2009/11/04/tea-scents-wafting-my-way-part-i/ The official tea blog of The English Tea Store. Visit us often for information about tea, tea reviews, tea accessories and much more! Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:14:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Margaret Studer http://englishtea.us/2009/11/04/tea-scents-wafting-my-way-part-i/#comment-950 Margaret Studer Fri, 06 Nov 2009 02:44:47 +0000 http://englishtea.us/?p=2156#comment-950 I think I'm becoming addicted to The English Tea Blog. I find your blog post on the scents of tea very timely for me. I just received four single origin Ceylon teas for review. I particularly like Ceylon tea. To me it is the quintessential black tea, even though it does vary in fragrance and flavor just a bit depending on who you buy it from, and of course, who they bought it from. These particular Ceylon teas were each grown at a different estate at a different attitude. I haven't brewed them yet, but each one has a slightly but distinctly different fragrance to it. All of them are good, of course. So, after putting away my new teas, I went on-line and was delighted to find parts I and II of your post which reflected very much how I feel I think I’m becoming addicted to The English Tea Blog. I find your blog post on the scents of tea very timely for me. I just received four single origin Ceylon teas for review. I particularly like Ceylon tea. To me it is the quintessential black tea, even though it does vary in fragrance and flavor just a bit depending on who you buy it from, and of course, who they bought it from.

These particular Ceylon teas were each grown at a different estate at a different attitude. I haven’t brewed them yet, but each one has a slightly but distinctly different fragrance to it. All of them are good, of course.

So, after putting away my new teas, I went on-line and was delighted to find parts I and II of your post which reflected very much how I feel

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