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Dilute-tasting on the sip. Sour note on the finish from the apple. Mint close to the end of the sip. There is an artificial sweetener-like bitterness in the aftertaste.

Savoury sweetness. Little astringency.

Good mix of spices. Cinnamon is most strong throughout into the aftertaste. A bit dilute-tasting on the finish. Mild coconut flavour and creaminess. I would maybe try to increase the concentration of dry leaf. This would definitely be great as a latte.

Sweet. Good mix of flavours. Juniper berries give a pine-like flavour. The lemongrass is very well balanced.

Brewing infusion has a nice mix of tart and citrus aromas.

This tisane would probably be best as a cold brew with a bit of sweetener added.

Creamy sweet brewed tea aroma.
Good flavour on the sip. I think there’s some contamination on this mug here with some teas that I have been drinking previously. Flavour seems a bit dilute. I would maybe try infusing at a lower temperature for a bit shorter amount of time.

Brewed tea has a delicious aroma with a nice mix of scents.

Nice mix of flavours. I am a fan of licorice and enjoy the balance of that flavour with the other spices. I can also taste cinnamon. Vanilla flavour is present only in the aftertaste and is artificial-tasting. Overall flavour is slightly dilute, as if there was not enough actual tea in the mix. This may do better with a stronger concentration of dry leaf. I would be hesitant to increase the infusion time in case of potential astringency.

Dry leaf has a pudding sweetness and hints of oatty almond and soft sweet apple.

During the infusion, I am detecting a tangy-type aroma.

Flavour is good but a bit light. I would recommend using more dry leaf per ml and infusing for as long as possible.

Pairs really nicely with a cookie which brings out the flavour of the tisane.

Better flavour with these infusion parameters
Rating: 65

Weak faint chocolate flavour. Does not taste authentic.