I didn’t know what to expect when I picked this up at a discount store, but was encouraged by the real pear pieces.
It’s a smooth rooibos (i.e. not too woody), the pear tastes fresh & juicy, and the vanilla comes across more as a mellow creamy note than a noticeable vanilla. It all blends together well and tastes like some sort of rich dessert – pears with cream, basically. It tastes like it has milk in it,even though I’m drinking it plain. I like it better than I expected to, but couldn’t drink it daily. I bet it would be great iced though!
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I was searching for a pear and cream dessert to compare this too, and found this: http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/baked-pears-with-cream
let the bag cool, then resteeped (cold brewed) overnight (~12 hrs). Will try it later…
It’s ok cold, but the pear tasted “juicer” and fresher when hot (then again, the hot mug was steep #1 and this cold is steep #2 of same bag, so it may just be that the flavor has weakened.)
I have been trying to find this online but can’t find where to buy it. Could you let me know where you get your tea at?
I bought it at my local Big Lots a while back. They only sell closeout/overstock, so it has probably been discontinued by Tetley.
I was searching for a pear and cream dessert to compare this too, and found this: http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/baked-pears-with-cream
let the bag cool, then resteeped (cold brewed) overnight (~12 hrs). Will try it later…
It’s ok cold, but the pear tasted “juicer” and fresher when hot (then again, the hot mug was steep #1 and this cold is steep #2 of same bag, so it may just be that the flavor has weakened.)
I have been trying to find this online but can’t find where to buy it. Could you let me know where you get your tea at?
I bought it at my local Big Lots a while back. They only sell closeout/overstock, so it has probably been discontinued by Tetley.