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“In some sips, the chocolate flavoring tastes too much like alcohol for me. This tea is pretty straightforward. It’s rooibos and artificial chocolate. I expect fancier flavor profiles from August...” Read full tasting note
“Went through the entire sample packet before I ever managed to write a review. The idea of this sounded interesting. Cocoa husks, nutmeg, sounds really good. However steeped up, neither of those...” Read full tasting note
Chocolate nutmeg rooibos
Tastes Like: chocolate ganache, nutmeg, shortbread
Feels Like: christmas night market
Inspired by the Christmas night market. Nighttime transforms the Christmas market into a wonderland. Strings of golden lights weave through the stalls. Toys, decorations, candies, and cakes twinkle like jewels. This tea captures the milk chocolate and nutmeg flavors of European winter treats. Rooibos provides a nutty base for the buttery cocoa flavor. Milk turns up a natural creamy sweetness, reminiscent of eggnog. A little sweetener makes it a decadent dessert. This gentle aromatic tea is perfect for winter nights.
Ingredients
south african rooibos, cacao shell, south african honeybush, indian nutmeg, marigold flowers, flavoring
https://august.la/products/silent-night
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In some sips, the chocolate flavoring tastes too much like alcohol for me. This tea is pretty straightforward. It’s rooibos and artificial chocolate. I expect fancier flavor profiles from August Uncommon, so I’m a bit disappointed. It was okay with sugar and milk, but nothing special. I never tasted the nutmeg.
Went through the entire sample packet before I ever managed to write a review.
The idea of this sounded interesting. Cocoa husks, nutmeg, sounds really good. However steeped up, neither of those flavors really stand out. which was disappointing.
Its good enough that I drank the entire sample, but not so much that I think I’ll be buying anymore.
They really like to add that alcohol type touch to a lot of their blends. I’m not really a fan of that.