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“(52teas (Anne) 2022: 293) Brewed hot and chilled. It was satisfying, and not astringent. Good mixed berry flavour; I drank it rather quickly as I was thirsty so couldn’t note any particular berries...” Read full tasting note
“For the July sipdown prompt, “A blueberry tea.” Technically this tea has several different kinds of berries, but blueberries is one of them, which is good enough for me. Prepared one liter brewed...” Read full tasting note
“Coldbrewed what I had left of this. Really tasty! Predominantly blueberry.” Read full tasting note
“Cold Brew! Did my best to follow the name instructions for this one, but I don’t have ice at home so I had to settle for cold brewing it! It was very good though; super smooth with the appropriate...” Read full tasting note
organic ingredients: black tea, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, blueberries & natural flavors
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For the July sipdown prompt, “A blueberry tea.” Technically this tea has several different kinds of berries, but blueberries is one of them, which is good enough for me. Prepared one liter brewed hot and then chilled overnight, and the other liter as an overnight coldbrew.
Steeped hot and then chilled, the tea was quite brisk, with a fruity berry undertone that read most strongly as blackberry to my tongue. I normally opt to make my black teas “hot” and then chill them rather than coldbrewing, as I typically like the flavor a bit better, but when I tasted how strong it came out, I decided to try a coldbrew. The coldbrew definitely mellowed the black tea out a bit which let the sweetness of the fruits shine a bit more. I also got more of a “generic berry” flavor in the coldbrew. Both were tasty, but I liked the coldbrew preparation a wee bit more so I’m glad I tried it both ways! (And I’ll really have to experiment with coldbrewing black teas more often…)
Flavors: Berry, Blackberry, Brisk, Fruity, Malt, Sweet
Cold Brew!
Did my best to follow the name instructions for this one, but I don’t have ice at home so I had to settle for cold brewing it! It was very good though; super smooth with the appropriate titular “mixed berry” flavour – but skewed a bit towards raspberries. It tasted very familiar to me, and familiar in the sense of another tea I’ve had quite recently but I couldn’t put my finger on what the was specifically. I enjoyed this one a lot though; it was refereshing and flavourful while still tasting natural and not being cloying.
I’ve had this a number of times, largely during the great disaster that recently was on the site. Sipdown today, but since the site is behaving i’ve had a chance to add it to steepster. I rather enjoyed this one but not brewed cold. Hot brewing was it for me since it made the berry side of the tea come out more!
