A NightPear On Elm Street

Tea type
Fruit Rooibos White Blend
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Floral, Hay, Pear, Woody, Black Walnut, Caramel, Dry Leaves, Dust, Earthy, Musty, Stale, Walnut, Wood, Nutty, Smooth
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Low
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Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 45 sec 11 oz / 313 ml

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  • “I’m pretty sure this is a blend of Adagio’s “Rooibos Caramel” and “White Pear.” I’ve always liked Adagio’s “White Pear” which is fortunate because this a blend like this, no matter how much you...” Read full tasting note
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  • “The description says caramel pear. The reviews say stale walnut. I don’t know if it’s something wrong with my cup or me, but it almost smells boozy to me, and it definitely tastes like something...” Read full tasting note
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  • “BrutaliTeas Advent Calendar 2022 – Day 12 What in the actual heck is this? O.o So this is supposed to be a pear and caramel tea, but I agree with amandastory516, it legit tastes like an old stale...” Read full tasting note
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  • “My first Brutaliteas review. I cracked up every time I see the title. Imagine a pear in a dark alley with a knife. Menacing yet amusing. I don’t usually do tea with any flavoring (I’ve been...” Read full tasting note

From BrutaliTeas

PEAR WHITE TEA BLENDED WITH APPLE AND ​SWEET CARAMEL RED ROOIBOS. THE PERFECT DESSERT TEA!

Ingredients: White Tea, Natural Pear Flavor, Rooibos Tea, Natural Caramel Flavor, Apple Pieces

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1256 tasting notes

I’m pretty sure this is a blend of Adagio’s “Rooibos Caramel” and “White Pear.” I’ve always liked Adagio’s “White Pear” which is fortunate because this a blend like this, no matter how much you shake up the bag, the rooibos falls to the bottom and what is left at the top is mostly just the white tea, so the majority of my cups have just been the pear-flavored white tea with the tiniest hint of caramel rooibos. The white tea is a mix of dewey floral and hay and the pear flavor works really well with it, and it shines even more after I’ve fallen asleep on the couch and wake back up to find an ice-cold cup waiting for me.

Now that I’m on the last cup in the pouch, this cup is all the red rooibos that shifted to the bottom… even with that abundance in this cup, I pretty much just taste the white pear. I get a bit of the woodiness of the rooibos, but the caramel flavor just isn’t popping at all.

I love the idea of caramel flavor mixed with pear, but this tea just doesn’t succeed at it. I do enjoy the pear, but there is no reason to get this over just ordering the plain “White Pear” straight from Adagio.

Flavors: Floral, Hay, Pear, Woody

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 3 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 12 OZ / 350 ML

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The description says caramel pear. The reviews say stale walnut. I don’t know if it’s something wrong with my cup or me, but it almost smells boozy to me, and it definitely tastes like something left to ferment. I can kind of tell there’s sweetness in here somewhere, but it’s mostly masked by this awful flavor up front. This is the first tea here I truly could not do at all, which isn’t bad for halfway through, but yikes.

BrutaliTeas Advent, Day 12

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec
Kelmishka

Sounds like a nightPEAR indeed!

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BrutaliTeas Advent Calendar 2022 – Day 12

What in the actual heck is this? O.o

So this is supposed to be a pear and caramel tea, but I agree with amandastory516, it legit tastes like an old stale walnut that’s been sitting out for months. Maybe even a black walnut at that – they have a very distinct earthy flavor, of which I am not a fan. There’s a hint of caramel at the end? I think it’s the white tea that’s tasting super musty and weird, with a hint of rooibos woodiness bringing it up in the rear.

I’ll just call it “A Nightmare on Walnut Street” rofl. Very unenjoyable.

Flavors: Black Walnut, Caramel, Dry Leaves, Dust, Earthy, Hay, Musty, Stale, Walnut, Wood

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 3 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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My first Brutaliteas review. I cracked up every time I see the title. Imagine a pear in a dark alley with a knife. Menacing yet amusing. I don’t usually do tea with any flavoring (I’ve been noticing some give me headaches) but I wanted to see what this tasted like. It is a swirling tornado of flavors. Rooibos hits first and then the caramel beats it to a pulp and completely takes over. I don’t really taste much of the pear though within the first minute of steeping it was a bit more pronounced. The white tea is too muted for my liking.

VariaTEA

“Imagine a pear in a dark alley with a knife. Menacing yet amusing.” haha brilliant

Martin Bednář

Now I will dream about a pear in a dark alley with a knife. Thanks Skysamurai

The tea seems okay.

Dustin

A lot of the names for their teas make me laugh.

Skysamurai

Martin Bednář Hopefully you wake up laughing and not screaming

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Advent Calendar Day 11

I was excited to see a pear-flavored tea today, as there don’t seem to be too many of those out there and I’ve really enjoyed some of the ones I’ve found (e.g. Trader Joe’s White Ginger Pear and The London Tea Room’s Mango Pear White). Interestingly, even though it isn’t listed in the ingredients list, the main thing I’m tasting in this tea is walnut! This is another one that I don’t know how to rate. It actually has a very pleasant smooth, nutty flavor that mingles well with the hay-like notes of the white tea and if the blend were called “toasted walnut” or something, I’d probably give it a high rating. But it’s apparently supposed to be a caramel pear tea and I don’t taste either of those flavors. So not going to rate this, but glad I got to try it!

Flavors: Hay, Nutty, Smooth, Walnut

Preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 3 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML
Cameron B.

I really like Harney’s Heirloom Bartlett Pear. :D

Courtney

The name of this one is awesome!

tea-sipper

Sadly no Steepsterers bought the Brutaliteas advent this year? Or maybe they didn’t have it…

Inkling

@Cameron…that one is on my wishlist! Thanks for the recommendation.

@Courtney…I agree, the name is so clever. :)

@tea-sipper…I haven’t seen anyone posting about their advent calendar either. Pretty sure this was the first tea I’ve tried from this company, so I definitely didn’t order it. But if all their names are this great, I can see how it would make for a fun experience!

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1921 tasting notes

Sadly another failure of a cup today. Not getting any pear or caramel. Just tastes like an old walnut. Not enjoyable.

Martin Bednář

You got tea-sad day apparently. I wish you good other days :)

amandastory516

I ended up having some great cups later in the day, so it was a good tea day!

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