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“Finishing up the last bit of this from Rachel. Have lowered the steeping temperature to hopefully improve this blend. It did improve. The bitter citrus pith taste is nearly gone. But there’s no...” Read full tasting note
“I tasted the pomegranate and it was tart and fruity. The tangerine made it even more tart. It is rather fruity for me and truly I don’t like teas that are overly fruity so it may be a tea someone...” Read full tasting note
“I have never tried pomegranate, so I can’t say for sure if I’ve tasted it in this tea. This tea is good nonetheless. Very slightly and mildly fruity. It tasted more like a basic black tea. I...” Read full tasting note
“Pomegranate. If that’s not enough…it’s just fruity enough without being too sweet. And it’s great hot or iced!” Read full tasting note
Pomegranates have held rich symbolism throughout history standing for righteousness, suffering, life, death and resurrection, love, and mystery. The Tenth Doctor embodies all this as well and so it is a fitting fruit to be the body of this tea. There is just a hint of tangerine, because, well, you never know when you might need a satsuma to save the world!
Created by: Tanya Laird
Finishing up the last bit of this from Rachel. Have lowered the steeping temperature to hopefully improve this blend.
It did improve. The bitter citrus pith taste is nearly gone. But there’s no pomegranate and no tangerine flavor, either. Just a breakfast tea taste. I’ll be able to finish this pot, but won’t be visiting this one again.
Actually, I imagine this is what the “tea” from the beverage machine in Hitchhiker’s Guide tastes like. It’s more tea-like than actual tea.
I have never tried pomegranate, so I can’t say for sure if I’ve tasted it in this tea. This tea is good nonetheless. Very slightly and mildly fruity. It tasted more like a basic black tea. I added milk and sugar. An alright blend.
I like that you referenced Hitchhiker’s Guide! Sorry to hear that the tea wasn’t very tea-y.
I’m a nerd. I totally admit to that. Marvin is perhaps my favorite robot, though Robot from Lost in Space is right up there, too.
Not a huge fan of this one either.