It seems I am in a Steepster no-man’s land: I seem to be logged in, but can’t log out and couldn’t review teas (just kept getting redirected to a phantom dashboard.) So, I shall fire off a bunch of reviews this morning whilst I have access.
I do not like most rooibos and this poor chap is no exception. It is a wet-doggy honeybush rooibos which is thankfully offset by a good amount of ginger and lemon myrtle. It does give me a sickroom sort of image and might be nice if you’re feeling under the weather. I must say the ginger and lemon myrtle combination is quite zesty and refreshing, so I’d like to try it in a non-rooibos blend.
No fault of Lupicia, but the quest continues for a rooibos I’d actually want to drink on a regular basis. Points for the other elements but dodge this one if you are not a rooibos fan, since that note is most prominent in this blend.
Flavors: Ginger, Lemon Zest, Rooibos, Wet Dog
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Have you tried their Caramel Rum rooibos? It was the first palatable rooibos I had. I just don’t care for red rooibos, but I enjoy green. Jardin Saivage is a good example from Lupicia.
Jardin Sauvage*
Maybe try to clear your Steepster cookies?
Just a thoguht that may help…
Yes, the cookie clearing is a good idea, but it seems it didn’t grand acesss. It seems to be fine when I am in Incognito mode, however. I reckon I need to update my whole computer, probably.
Have you tried their Caramel Rum rooibos? It was the first palatable rooibos I had. I just don’t care for red rooibos, but I enjoy green. Jardin Saivage is a good example from Lupicia.
Jardin Sauvage*
Maybe try to clear your Steepster cookies?
Just a thoguht that may help…
Yes, the cookie clearing is a good idea, but it seems it didn’t grand acesss. It seems to be fine when I am in Incognito mode, however. I reckon I need to update my whole computer, probably.