To me (and this may just be me) the leaves of this tea smell EXACTLY like Froot Loops. In fact, I was having childhood flashbacks just sticking my nose in the tin.
After the recommended steeping, the tea has a sweet, flowery aroma that’s both pleasant and powerful. Again, it’s very reminiscent of Froot Loops, and brings to mind the idea of smelling sugary. (Not sure if that’s even possible, but hopefully you know what I mean. It smells like the sugar coating on a bowl of Froot Loops.)
In terms of taste, this tea has a definite sweetness to it, as well as a bite on the edges of your tongue where the tart/tangy nature of the tea comes through.
There’s also a lingering, sugary sweetness to the flavor that rounds out the Froot Loop experience. It sounds crazy, but the association was so strong, it was hard to ignore.
Overall, I enjoyed this tea, and would recommend it to anyone that enjoys sweeter, flowery flavors.
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Why does Adagio teas always smell like fruit loops. Is one machine dedicated to blending fruit loops?
Maybe they rub Froot Loops all over the machines before they use them and the flavor transfers?
Maybe it’s all a ploy to get us to eat more Fruit Loops. XD
I love Froot Loops! It’s one of my favorite cereals (second only to Corn Pops). This connotation makes me want this tea even more!
Why does Adagio teas always smell like fruit loops. Is one machine dedicated to blending fruit loops?
Maybe they rub Froot Loops all over the machines before they use them and the flavor transfers?
Maybe it’s all a ploy to get us to eat more Fruit Loops. XD
I love Froot Loops! It’s one of my favorite cereals (second only to Corn Pops). This connotation makes me want this tea even more!