two leaves and a bud: Acai White Tea
Monday, May 4th, 2009
Organic White Acai
I’ve been craving an organic white tea and two leaves and a bud delivered just what I was looking for. One of my favorite iced teas is an organic mix of Acai and white tea, so I’m always looking for a hot version of my favorite iced tea. An important note to point out about this tea: the authentic white tea flavor is present in every sip. The berry flavor is not overpowering. In fact, this is one of the more authentic Acai teas I’ve tried. I don’t see any “crazy” artificial colorings in the liquor of the tea (I can’t stand that). The acai flavor does have a slight tartness to it. You may want to add a touch of your favorite sweetener to balance the flavor. I liked it without sweetener. Whole-leaf teas served in tea sachets have really grown in popularity. The average tea consumer is graduating to higher quality teas and sachets (sometimes pyramid shaped) are perfect for them. What I learned years ago…there are millions of tea bags sold every year for a reason. Some people are not going to change from what they know, and in many ways I totally understand. I say, drink the tea that makes you happy. An organic whole-leaf tea served in a tea “bag” is a great transition.
Two leaves and a bud describes the tea as: “Special harvest long whole-leaf tea leaves and buds create this super light but full tasting white tea. Light enough in the cup to be called “white” with nutritious tropical acai berries to round out a great cuppa’! Acai berries are berries grown on special Amazonian palm trees, harvested in the rain forests of Brazil. The rich taste is a distinct combination of berry flavor and subtle chocolate. The berries are high in anti-oxidants, amino acids and essential fatty acids which aid in fighting off cancer and other diseases as well as sharpen mental focus.”
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