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Brewed in a big teapot – 5 mn/90°C. I find it ok for a tea at this price.
Very spicy with a slight anise taste. I’m used to drink it at work.

Brewed in a big teapot. I found the ginger too strongly present, and the green base was so-so. Could be ok for an everyday tea though.

Brewed in a small teapot (20cl) : 30s – 45s – 60s – 1’00 – 1’30.
Good tea, not awesome as I expected :)

The scent of the leaves is heavily roasted and I think this taste should be very present if overbrewed.

The after taste is fruity and woody/roasted, very strong and stay in the mouth for a long time. It tastes like peach in my opinion.

Good tea, a little overpriced I think.

I had another bag of this oolong :).
Brewed in a small teapot (20cl) : 30s – 45s – 60s – 75s.
Light and sweet.

Brewed in a big teapot. 90°C.
The main taste comes from the black tea base, which I don’t really like.

When trying it the first time, 4 months ago, I found this tea had a taste of tomato and pretty nothing more to it.
I don’t know what happened with it but the taste has greatly improved, even the scent of dry leaves has changed.
Brewed in a small teapot (20cl) – 90°C : 30s – 45s – 1’00 – 2’00.
Excellent tea, taste of ripe fruits and little woody. Usually I don’t like red tea but this one is excellent.

Brewed in a big teapot.
Best rooibos I’ve ever tasted, very easy to brew. A taste of vanilla and almond.
The tea is oily and smooth.
Very good.

Brewed in a big teapot.
The black tea base taste the same as all the other from Le Palais Des Thés …

Brewed in a small teapot (20cl) at 90°C : 30 – 35 – 45 – 1’00.
I tried to reduce the time of the first two infusions to lessen the roast taste and increase the fruity taste. It works but the roasted taste remains.

Brewed at 90°c. Drinked cold. Refreshing and a strong taste.
I like the rooibos, so easy to successfully brew them :)