What are some of the adjectives you would use to describe your favorite tea?
Mine are: smoky, thick, and honey-ish
hmm.. not sure what the proper term for that last word is.
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sweet?
I personally like teas that are a little sweet, earthy, with a full mouth feel and a bit of randomeness? Basicly each time you brew, the tea will change flavors even slightly to make every cup different.
I usually like to use the word Earthy a lot. I use and hear other people use the following for a nice list of word choices!
Earthy
Sweet
Vegital
Buttery
Bitter (some people like a little bitterness in their tea)
Flowery
Fruity
Warming
Refreshing
Smokey
Dark (as in brewing it for longer)
Light (as in the reverse of the last one)
Full Mouth Feel

I personally like teas that are a little sweet, earthy, with a full mouth feel and a bit of randomeness? Basicly each time you brew, the tea will change flavors even slightly to make every cup different.
I usually like to use the word Earthy a lot. I use and hear other people use the following for a nice list of word choices!
Earthy
Sweet
Vegital
Buttery
Bitter (some people like a little bitterness in their tea)
Flowery
Fruity
Warming
Refreshing
Smokey
Dark (as in brewing it for longer)
Light (as in the reverse of the last one)
Full Mouth Feel
Oct 30th, '08, 13:02
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Re: Fave flavor profiles
Honeyish...I like this in some oolongs a lot.cha cha cha wrote:What are some of the adjectives you would use to describe your favorite tea?
Mine are: smoky, thick, and honey-ish
hmm.. not sure what the proper term for that last word is.
Grassy, veggy, nutty, sweet, fruity, astringent, floral, thick/full mouth feel, brothy ...
blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
Yeah, that pretty much describes pu exactlyTrioxin wrote:You're gonna love pu-erh.Vulture wrote: I personally like teas that are a little sweet, earthy, with a full mouth feel and a bit of randomeness? Basicly each time you brew, the tea will change flavors even slightly to make every cup different.
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I don't think either of us has to worry about the other raiding our tea pantry!cha cha cha wrote:My least favorite would definitely be buttery. Vegetal is second. Eurrrgh! It's like drinking spinach with popcorn butter drizzled on top.auggy wrote: I dislike smoky the most.
