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Spring always makes me a bit nostalgic for autumn, so, fair warning, this week’s tea and next week’s tea might put you in mind of October or November.
Here’s our premium African Honeybush, blended with real dried red delicious apple bits and natural apple and caramel flavors. The sweet apple and rich caramel flavors are a great complement to the honeybush. I’m sure you’re going to love it.
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I’m not going to rate this yet because I feel like I need to experiment a bit. But, having said that, I have only tried this hot without any additives and am not impressed. The honeybush tastes good, and I definitely get green apple. No caramel whatsoever, though. And it smells quite sour, which comes through with the apple. So, maybe sweetened with a little milk?
Flavors: Green Apple
I considered buying a package of this tea but now that I have tried it, I am glad I did not. This tastes mainly of honeybush with just a touch of candy apple the pops up now and again. I still have more to play with thanks to Scheherazade’s generosity so hopefully a different preparation method might bring out the flavors a bit more.
