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This is one of the teas I have received as a birthday gift from my co-workers. I have 7 or how many more boxes of Basilur teas and I am slowly drinking them there, as tea bags are perfect for work teas. You know, just a little time for preparations, not much time for contemplation about the tea and such. Convenience of tea bag is the key there.
Prepared hour before lunch as I had absolutely no time before.
It is a great tea — mellow orange flavouring, nice floral notes of passion fruit with nice, smooth base. Easy drinking and not bitter, rather smooth and a touch of creamy. But a little bit complexity it those flavours would be welcomed. Yes, it is distinctly orange and passion fruit, but nothing else. Though, I think this will be finished first.
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Orange and passion fruit seems like an odd flavor choice for a wintery tea…
True, but they do candied and orange dried crafts for fall and winter, but that’s perhaps why
I’m looking forward to trying this one! Basilur does have some interesting notions about what ingredients are winter-appropriate.
I think that orange is still a bit wintery thing. Afterall, dried orange slices was used as a Christmas tree decoration here. But not sure about passion fruit.
gmathis, as always, looking forward to hear your opinion :)
Orange and passion fruit seems like an odd flavor choice for a wintery tea…
True, but they do candied and orange dried crafts for fall and winter, but that’s perhaps why
I’m looking forward to trying this one! Basilur does have some interesting notions about what ingredients are winter-appropriate.
I think that orange is still a bit wintery thing. Afterall, dried orange slices was used as a Christmas tree decoration here. But not sure about passion fruit.
gmathis, as always, looking forward to hear your opinion :)