Dragon Well

I turned the tasting notes I took of this tea at a tea class tonight into a poem once I got back home. I hope you enjoy it!

Dragon Well

At first I only taste 

the goodness of this tea

but then the flavors separate

and become distinct to me

The first one that I taste

is like kale that has been steamed

a little less descriptive,

it would vegetal be deemed 

The next distinct to me

is the delicious nutty-ness

this flavor 'tis a pleasure,

in all it's creamy-ness

And all the time I sip

it tastes 'most buttery

and with stevia-like sweetness

I do enjoy this tea!

I forgot to take any pictures of the tea, so I just put two good tea photographs of mine on instead.

Highland tea blend and a Lego London Tea Room

This Highland tea blend is one The London Tea Room did exclusively for January. It actually is almost like a tea blend I blended almost a year ago, the only difference is that I used Keemun in my blend and they used a Kenyan tea in theirs.
I am really liking the challenge of writing a poem that accurately describes what I taste in a certain tea. This one is probably my favorite poem so far.

Highland Tea

A background of smoky

and mellow astringency 

neither overpowering

yet not very subtle

What is subtle, though,

is the slight hint of sweetness

and the taste that seems 

almost quite fruity

This tea is quite juicy

and almost is creamy

the right blend of flavors,

it seems the end of my cup

appears way too soon

I decided to write it as a three-verse poem this time.

I built a Lego London Tea Room a couple weeks ago and photographed it just today, I thought I would put the two best photographs on my post. 

How do you like it? I have not gotten out my Legos in about two years, but when I did get them out, this is what I built. This London Tea Room is (hopefully!) not going to be crashed.