Tea type
Fruit Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Acidic, Orange, Pleasantly Sour, Soft, Hibiscus, Apple, Candy, Citrus, Fruity, Tart, Rosehips
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Bulk, Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Caffeine Free
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Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 45 sec 2 g 12 oz / 346 ml

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  • “OHHHHHHH WHERE DO I START ! ok ok so i just opend this tea and omg the smell was just teasing me, it was soooo good and fruity just amazing, tbh i was kinda afraid cause sometimes when you unseal a...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Bird & Blend Advent Calendar 2021: Day 23 Oof, this one did not agree with my palate. All I got was an unpleasantly tart orange-y hibiscus that seemed to punch me in the tongue. I could barely...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Bird & Blend Advent Calendar 2021 – Day 23 Somehow this came out quite bland, despite using only 12 ounces of water for both sachets… Otherwise it’s a rather generic citrusy fruit tisane. It...” Read full tasting note
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  • “B&B Advent 2021 Day 23 This one is kind of mildly orange flavoured hot water. It looks like I said the same thing last year. Perhaps I’ll chill the rest of my mug. Once chilled, the rocket...” Read full tasting note

From Bird & Blend Tea Co.

Nothing says celebration better than a glass of bubbly so why not swap your glass for a mug this year & enjoy our Buck’s Fizz brew? It packs an orange punch, won’t get you tipsy, can be enjoyed before bed due to being naturally caffeine-free & we’ve blended in little nuggets of gold so your cuppa will sparkle when brewed… fancy or what?!

Ingredients: Apple Pieces, Rosehip, Hibiscus, Orange Peel, Sprinkles (Sugar, Glazing Agent (Carnauba Wax), Stabalisers (Gum Arabic), Colours (E100 Curcumin, E163 Anthocyanins, E171 Titanium Dioxide), Anti-Caking Agent (Potassium Aluminium Silicate)), Sumac Berries, Lemon Peel, Natural Flavouring

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11 Tasting Notes

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OHHHHHHH WHERE DO I START ! ok ok so i just opend this tea and omg the smell was just teasing me, it was soooo good and fruity just amazing, tbh i was kinda afraid cause sometimes when you unseal a new tea the smell then and after it’s infued is disappointing, but this one just got better, also i don’t know about you guys but the tea reminded me of LION cerals xD LOL just saying, ok ok so in breef this tea is perfect, not my all time best but perfect.

one more thing, i think this one would be amazing as a iced tea, gonna try it soon and see, i believe its going to good

Flavors: Acidic, Orange, Pleasantly Sour, Soft

Preparation
Boiling 6 min, 0 sec 2 g 8 OZ / 250 ML

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Bird & Blend Advent Calendar 2021: Day 23

Oof, this one did not agree with my palate. All I got was an unpleasantly tart orange-y hibiscus that seemed to punch me in the tongue. I could barely finish my cup, never mind go back for a second steep. Meh!

Flavors: Hibiscus, Orange

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Bird & Blend Advent Calendar 2021 – Day 23

Somehow this came out quite bland, despite using only 12 ounces of water for both sachets…

Otherwise it’s a rather generic citrusy fruit tisane. It tastes a bit like Sweet Tarts to me? Not bad, but nothing special, and I wish it had more flavor given the steeping parameters…

The slight glitter is pretty though, it’s nice to see a more restrained sparkly tea. :P

Flavors: Apple, Candy, Citrus, Fruity, Hibiscus, Orange, Tart

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 5 min, 0 sec 12 OZ / 354 ML

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B&B Advent 2021 Day 23

This one is kind of mildly orange flavoured hot water. It looks like I said the same thing last year. Perhaps I’ll chill the rest of my mug. Once chilled, the rocket candy flavour is coming forward as this cools.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 4 min, 0 sec 14 OZ / 414 ML

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Adventaggedon Day 24 – Tea 1/6

It’s the final day of advents and Christmas Eve!!! Aaaahh! That is honestly so hard to believe; in a lot of ways I feel like just last week was March and the beginning of the lockdown. What does it say that a year has felt so painfully long yet drastically fast!?

When I first saw this is the advent today I was a bit surprised – I really expected something more overly festive/Christmas inspired for this last day. However, it eventually clicked that Bird and Blend sort of markets this tea as a “New Years” blend, so it makes some sense for it to be the last day. Plus, I guess Mimosas/cocktails is a thing that some people do for either Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.

I’ve had this one before – in fact, it was the free sample that came with my advent order. It’s nice enough; a very sweet orange flavour without much else going on. That could be both a positive or a negative depending on your outlook. I had it midday with a slice of panettone (my first ever time trying it – inspired by the B&B tea from earlier in the advent) and it felt festive-ish. Festive enough.

Advent Photos: https://www.instagram.com/p/CJM0NCOgiTR/

Martin Bednář

It’s shame it’s over, but now, our tea stashes awaits us with lots of different teas to drink!

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Martin Advent Day 18
Quite tart until I added lots of sugar. I feel similarly about it as the last time I had it. I prefer other orange blends that are more complex. This one is mostly just tart orange. Not bad, just pretty one dimensional.

Martin Bednář

I was expecting more too :(

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1974 tasting notes

July 2020 subscription

I am not impressed. Dry it smells like loads of oranges, so I used two teaspoons for my DIY tea bag and… not impressed with results after 5 minutes steep.

It is quite generic fruity, tends to oranges a bit, but certainly noticed hibi and rosehips. It wasn’t much fresh oranges as I have hoped, nor any other citrus fruits. Why there are in sprinkles?

Flavors: Fruity, Hibiscus, Rosehips

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 5 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 10 OZ / 300 ML
White Antlers

Sprinkles?! No way! Did you know that a Buck’s Fizz is a British cocktail suited for day drinking?

Not to be confused with the British pop group that won us Eurovision in the 80s, Bucks Fizz is a very simple cocktail that is synonymous with brunch culture, weddings and basically any party where you want to drink early.

But what actually is Bucks Fizz and how is it different to a mimosa?

Yes, a mimosa also contains Champagne and orange juice, but in equal measures. Bucks Fizz contains more fizz, and just a small amount of juice to dilute. Bucks Fizz was actually invented first, then the mimosa was invented a few years later in Paris.

Where is Bucks Fizz from?

Named after the place it was invented, the Bucks Fizz was created in 1921 by a barman at London’s Buck’s Club. So there!

Martin Bednář

I had no idea! Mostly because I never been much friend of coctails. It seems though very easy to make, though getting champagne would make it bit expensive.

Then I don’t understand the overall fruity profile and not oranges :(

White Antlers

I love cocktails very much and with COVID, miss meeting friends for happy hour. You have to wonder sometimes who comes up with these tea names, don’t you? In the U.S., champagne has a wide range of prices, high to low, and often restaurants will serve a cheaper champagne when mixing it with orange juice because most people will not notice OR care-especially after 3 or 4. lol

ashmanra

I really don’t know anything about cocktails, but I have definitely never heard of this one! I teresting story behind it.

I had a mimosa by accident once. I was at anthropologie at Myrtle Beach with Superanna one Mother’s Day and they were serving tiny cupcakes with glitter dust (yes, real plastic glitter dust) and mimosa’s, but I hadn’t heard of them and thought it was orange juice, and paired with a super sweet cupcake, it was awful! I told Superanna it was the worst orange juice ever but perhaps it was the pairing and she laughed and told it was probably a mimosa! A few minutes later, I heard a sale clerk telling a man that his children were welcome to take a Mother’s Day cupcake but not the drink! Ha ha!

White Antlers

Great story, ashmanra. Mimosas are usually bad because cheap champagne plus semi-bitter orange juice concentrate equals a subpar drink. Cheap to make which is why they are so often served as a ‘bottomless’ brunch drink. : P

Leafhopper

Interesting story! I didn’t know about the Bucks Fizz either.

Martin Bednář

Haha, great story ashmanra.
White Antlers: I bet we can get decent selection here as well. I just don’t look over there while shopping.

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1906 tasting notes

I made this hot, but I’m definitely looking forward to making it iced mixed with sparkling water. It’s zesty and tart- like eating a freshly peeled orange. I’m also a sucker for the shimmer.

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