I...I don't know why I started re-blogging today. I really need to study for my Brain Function and Neuroanatomy test tomorrow, but alas, here I am again. I guess this is serving as a warm-up before I crunch those diagrams again. Anyway, this is another cheap Prestogeorge blend (all the ones I got this trip were relatively inexpensive, but this one is on the $3 for 4 oz range as opposed to the $5 for 4 oz). I honestly have not had as much experience with oolong as with other teas, probably because a lot of bagged companies don't sell as many varieties of it. But I like peach tea.
Outsides: Prestogeorge uses plastic-lined paper bags with these neat little twisty-ties on them, so it's nice that they use better bags but you should still buy a canister or store in a dark, dry place. The tea is golden hued and smells like peaches mostly, with a slight tea scent.
Insides: I find that I drink this tea a lot, moreso than the other teas I bought from PG. It's not because this tea is amazing, although it's very good and very balanced. The oolong used is a much better quality than I've had, having a less-bitter, but warm and robust tea taste that is more mild than black tea, but still having a bit of a kick. The peach flavor is a bit light, but balances well with the tea and still holds its own. Why do I drink it more than the other teas I bought at PG? I guess because it's just so smooth and balanced, plus it's cheap.
Overall: I can't run in the streets screaming about how delicious this is, but it is well worth the money. Get it if you want a lightly flavored oolong.
My Rating: Buy it! Here's PG's website again: Prestogeroge's Oolong Tea page
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