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drank Lychee and Rose Cold Brew by Teapigs
244 tasting notes

Oh, friends, we were SO close! I love rose and I love lychee, but tart hibiscus and I are very rarely on the same wavelength. This blend is light, refreshing, suuuuuper lovely, and would have been even lovelier without the hibiscus. Prepared plain: it’s unsweetened, but it doesn’t need sweetener. I had no idea rose and lychee made such a great combination. If I ever get more of this, I shall try sweetening it with a drop or two of Rooh Afza, which is a rose-flavoured syrup.

Flavors: Hibiscus, Lychee, Rose

Preparation
Iced 7 min, 0 sec 2 g 17 OZ / 500 ML
White Antlers

I bet that would make a delicious iced cooler for the hot, muggy East coast summers.

Nik

Definitely! So far (knocks head) I’ve had great luck with their cold brews.

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White Antlers

I bet that would make a delicious iced cooler for the hot, muggy East coast summers.

Nik

Definitely! So far (knocks head) I’ve had great luck with their cold brews.

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2012.10.07: I hear people like to understand other people’s ratings, so here’s a loose guide:

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