



This baby holds 500ml of tea. Which you would think is too much tea at once, but for me at least it's the perfect amount. With normal cups I sometimes feel like I need another one right after I've finished a cup. Not any more, oh no. Also picked up some Chrysanthemum tea, yum.
Edit this is what the tea looks like:

2 comments:
That tea looks like you just drowned a flower but in a really artistic Nick Cave kind of way :-)
Does it taste like the ghost of the transitory beauty of a spring day?
[Is really starting to enjoy the idea of a Nick Cave range of teas...]
I'd liken it to a Nick Cave/PJ Harvey duet - a Chrysanthemum murder ballad if you will. It's a bit sharp, a bit sweet and by the end the flower is limp on the bottom.
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