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“I once again found myself pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this mug of tea. It’s really full bodied and rich, and the notes of slightly roasted earthy coffee with decadent cocoa and a...” Read full tasting note
“I was really expecting to dislike this, but I was pleasantly surprised. Luckily I can’t really taste the rooibos, and the coffee is balanced nicely with the vanilla and cocoa powder. This is...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! (36 | 109) So happy to be getting through some of these Deb teas! I have so many that I haven’t even opened yet, and it’s nice to try them and figure out which ones I love. This one is...” Read full tasting note
“2021 sipdown no. 14 (another share from Cameron) :) The taste was mostly just coffee, but not tiramisu. If I really stretched, I would say there was some creaminess, but only because I was looking...” Read full tasting note
Cocoa, coffee, and cream, oh my! Oh yes my loves, tea and coffee have collided in this luscious rooibos dessert tea blend for one creamy, cocoa-y light as air classic! A feast for the eyes, nose, and tastebuds, it is layer after layer of yumminess. Fragrant espresso beans mingle with warm vanilla, maple “ladyfinger” crumbles, coconut, and a dusting of cocoa powder that will have you coming back for seconds.
Certified organic ingredients: Fair Trade Rooibos, Vanilla, Espresso Beans, Canadian Maple, Toasted Coconut, Coconut, Cacao Nibs, Cocoa Powder
Handcrafted in Toronto, Canada.
Steeping instructions: 2 tea spoons at 212F for 4-6 mins
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I once again found myself pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this mug of tea. It’s really full bodied and rich, and the notes of slightly roasted earthy coffee with decadent cocoa and a hint of coconut and cream are very pleasant to me. Ironically, I think the thing that prevents it from being particularly Tiramisu-like in my mind (though, I think all the key flavours are at the table individually) is how much the roast of the coffee comes through and how it’s not actually that sweet. I mean, it is sweet but not actual Tiramisu/cake level of sweet. It’s very good though, and shockingly I kind of feel like this is something I would buy again next time I place a Dessert By Deb order.
I was really expecting to dislike this, but I was pleasantly surprised. Luckily I can’t really taste the rooibos, and the coffee is balanced nicely with the vanilla and cocoa powder. This is definitely a blend that benefits from Deb;s heavy hand with coconut and maple, as those flavor also lend a sweet creaminess here.
Probably not something I would buy, but I’ll certainly finish my sample packet.
Sipdown! (36 | 109)
So happy to be getting through some of these Deb teas! I have so many that I haven’t even opened yet, and it’s nice to try them and figure out which ones I love.
This one is fairly good. I wouldn’t call it tiramisu, because to me the cream and chocolate are both largely missing. But I still enjoy it as a mild coffee rooibos. It’s not too sweet and the coffee goes well with the woody and caramel notes from the base. There’s a hint of booziness to it as well.
I like it! But I already have a coffee rooibos that I love (Fairytale of NY from B&B), so likely not a reorder for me.
Flavors: Alcohol, Caramel, Coffee, Sweet, Wood
Ooh! I’ve never had a coffee/rooibos blend, but it sounds delicious. I like rooibos best with ice-creamy flavors (rather than mint/spice/fruit), and I think coffee would qualify.
P.S. Did you weather the weather OK?
The B&B blend is an Irish Cream rooibos so it has some creaminess as well!
We were lucky and didn’t lose power but were without running water for a few days. I’ve never been as happy to take a shower as I was yesterday ha ha!
Ou! I agree with you. I love the idea of a tiramisu tea; however, I think this needed more coffee and chocolate flavour to make it more well-rounded.
Mine was fine on the coffee, but missing the chocolate and cream!
Back in 2006, we had a severe ice storm that left us unelectrified for 8 days…9, maybe? (It’s kind of like your parents’ stories about walking to school uphill both was and gets worse every time I tell it). At any rate, I was never so bone-cold in my entire life. Glad you’re back in biz!
I lived in Missouri during that ice storm!
Ah! Somebody else remembers! Validation!
2021 sipdown no. 14 (another share from Cameron) :)
The taste was mostly just coffee, but not tiramisu. If I really stretched, I would say there was some creaminess, but only because I was looking for it. It was enjoyable as a coffee tea.
Nonetheless, I’m thrilled to have been able to try it! Thanks Cameron!
I thought steeping this for longer would bring out the other notes – coconut, chocolate, and coffee – however, it just made the red rooibos more improvement. I like this tea, but it is definitely not my favourite. Still glad I got to try it! :) I wonder if this would have been better with a different tea base?
Flavors: Chocolate, Coconut, Coffee, Earth, Rooibos
I’ve ordered this one so it’ll be interesting to try. I will say I have another coffee rooibos blend from B&B, and the rooibos goes quite well with it there. It will be interesting to compare!
Aw! :) I really hope you enjoy this one, Cameron! It smells lovely and looks beautiful! The taste left me wanting more, however. Ou! I will have to give the one from B&B a try! :D
It’s a holiday blend called Fairytale of NY, and it’s an Irish coffee-flavored rooibos. So coffee and creamy goodness!
Thank you so much for letting me know! I will definitely check it out! :)
Latte Sipdown (291)
This was always alright as a plain tea and while coffee teas always go awry for me as lattes, I wanted to give this a try. It’s actually pretty good. I always worried about the rooibos base because that seems to be what causes issues, but as a plain tea the rooibos wasn’t problematic and same goes for the latte. This is a lot of mocha flavor but with vanilla notes as well. The sweetness of the maple comes through nicely without being overly maple. I think as a latte this actually captures tiramisu well and I regret not making it this way from the start. It’s a great goodbye though and I’ll be upping the rating from 61 slightly.
