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“A review of Orange and Spice Herb Tea by Bigelow Date: 11/10/2012 Company: Bigelow Tea Name: Orange & Spice Herb Tea Tea Type/ Herbal Region: Steeping Vessel/Amt. Leaf: cup / tea bag Plucking...” Read full tasting note
“The aroma smells amazing! Like cinnamon, spices, orange, and vanilla. I don’t like the chicory root in the tea, it tastes like artificial sweetness to me, I think the tea would have been better off...” Read full tasting note
“Not bad. But nothing remarkable. Mild. Ingredients: rose hips, spices, hibiscus, orange peel, roasted chicory, natural orange flavors (soy lecithin)” Read full tasting note
“not really a good tea. (i will not be doing a full review)” Read full tasting note
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A review of Orange and Spice Herb Tea by Bigelow
Date: 11/10/2012
Company: Bigelow
Tea Name: Orange & Spice Herb Tea
Tea Type/ Herbal
Region:
Steeping Vessel/Amt. Leaf: cup / tea bag
Plucking Season:
Liquor Color: golden orange / dark amber
Leaf Characteristics:
1st Steeping:
Water temperature: 190 Fahrenheit
Time: 5 minutes
Note: I decided to fix myself a cup of this tea after dinner. Very simply, one tea bag in my cup and added the hot water to the cup and leave it to steep for five minutes.
Tea is an orange/peach color and has a lovely fruity bouquet of rose hips, spices, hibiscus and orange peel. When I take sip after sips of this tea, I find that it is a zesty blend of orange and spices. It is a very heady cup of tea, not to be having this time of day since it awakens the senses rather than calm them. It is a cup of excitement…joie de vivre and late in the day for it.
I am thankful that is all!
The aroma smells amazing! Like cinnamon, spices, orange, and vanilla. I don’t like the chicory root in the tea, it tastes like artificial sweetness to me, I think the tea would have been better off without it. It steeps very dark so I expected more flavour from the spices.
Flavors: Cinnamon, Orange, Spices
The aroma is delightful! Very much so matches the name of orange and spices and is super nostalgic for me. Always reminds me of Christmas when my mom would have her orange spice potpourri on the burner. It is one of the more comforting smells that can waft out of a kitchen that is not actually food.
I am mixed on the flavor, I would rather have Constant Comment because it is not as tart, still as herbal teas go it is certainly not bad. I think I am not a fan of the sourness of rose hips and the tanginess of hibiscus and tend to not enjoy herbal teas that have those ingredients as much. The spice blend on the other hand is nice, but I wish it were a bit stronger.
