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“Cold steeped is where this tea is at. It’s extra fruity and the spices add some definite interest. It’s unfortunately also where the rooibos flavor is at. Bonus pic: A teacow charm I just made!...” Read full tasting note
“Twelfth tea sampled from TTB-C Yet another tea containing ginger and I didn’t notice at all. I also didn’t notice that there was rooibos in it. It tastes like a berry and hibiscus mix, no spice at...” Read full tasting note
“Tea #4 from Traveling Tea Box C So, the first ingredient listed is Saigon tea. I don’t have any clue what that is, but it’s definitely not camellia sinensis. I am not hibiscus shy, but this tisane...” Read full tasting note
Blend of Saigon tea, cinnamon, Chinese ginger, South African rooibos, Sudanese hibiscus, Chilean rose hips, and natural flavor. Caffeine free.
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Cold steeped is where this tea is at. It’s extra fruity and the spices add some definite interest.
It’s unfortunately also where the rooibos flavor is at.
Bonus pic: A teacow charm I just made! (being in Wisconsin and all). He’s so fresh I haven’t even baked him yet!
Twelfth tea sampled from TTB-C
Yet another tea containing ginger and I didn’t notice at all. I also didn’t notice that there was rooibos in it.
It tastes like a berry and hibiscus mix, no spice at all. I generally like fruit and hibiscus blends, but I prefer straight-up hibiscus. As far as blends go, this wasn’t bad, though It doesn’t live up to it’s description.
I expected that my husband would like it, so after drinking about half of my cup, I gave him the rest. I was correct, he did like it. He said he rated it 95, then 98, then as he finished it he contemplated giving it even a 100. There are only 2 servings left in the bag, and since it doesn’t look like a popular blend here, hopefully no one will miss it from the box if I keep it for him :)
Tea #4 from Traveling Tea Box C
So, the first ingredient listed is Saigon tea. I don’t have any clue what that is, but it’s definitely not camellia sinensis.
I am not hibiscus shy, but this tisane is a whole lot of flavorless, stale hibiscus. The plum and spice promised in its name were nowhere to be found. I dumped the cup after a few sips, which is something I rarely do.
Wow! You made it from scratch (clay…?) ?
Yeah. Just polymer clay :)
Super cute!