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“Sipdown Theme #1: a Chai I have so many chai tea variants in my tea cabinet right now that I will definitely need to work on some sipdown for this one this month. Other than that, on my breaks, I...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! (45 | 142) This one was decent, but it tastes pretty much the same as all of Deb’s other strawberry green tea variations. The ginger does add a little interest, but I’m not sure it...” Read full tasting note
“Another tea that I steeped this week but then blanked on pretty badly while drinking it. Not as badly as the First Flush from Tea Runners though, because I at least remember thinking my first few...” Read full tasting note
“A very unique spicing combination here, although there was some familiarity to it – I can’t pinpoint what it’s reminding me of, though. Also drank it a few too many days ago to be able to describe...” Read full tasting note
A holiday spread wouldn’t be complete without the crown jewel of cranberries gracing the table! Jams, jellies, compotes, chutneys – the holiday season is all about busting out those scrumptious preserves and relishing (pun intended) in the bold, fruity flavours. Cranberry Chai Chutney is juicy and fruity with a fresh kick of spice, a blend of green tea, cranberries, ginger, and cardamom that’s just waiting to devoured with scones, biscuits, holiday breakfast breads…or even by the spoonful!
Certified Organic Ingredients: Green Tea, Natural Strawberry Flavour, Apple, Hibiscus, Rosehips, Cranberries, Ginger, Cardamom, Strawberry & Papaya Pieces
Handcrafted in Toronto, Canada.
Steeping instructions: 2 tea spoons at 205F for 4-5 mins
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Sipdown Theme #1: a Chai
I have so many chai tea variants in my tea cabinet right now that I will definitely need to work on some sipdown for this one this month. Other than that, on my breaks, I have been playing a new game that came out on switch today called ooblets. It is really cozy and great. Kind of like animal crossing or stardew Valley but with a simple card game thrown in the mix. Would highly recommend if you are into cozy switch games.
Preparation: Western
Tasting Note: I got this as a sample from deb. It surprised me. I didn’t think I would like a christmas, thanksgiving cranberry salad chai type tea and I was really wrong. It isn’t very strong hibiscus or cranberry so if that sort of tartness throws you off this will be ok. The spicing is good and isn’t overpowering but is still there. It smells like this cranberry christmas mead I bought from a local meadery in MN not too long ago and it really scratches that itch of having that again. I might change my mind on this tea in the future but I think it is certainly worth a try if you want some lighter christmas vibes in September.
Sipdown! (45 | 142)
This one was decent, but it tastes pretty much the same as all of Deb’s other strawberry green tea variations. The ginger does add a little interest, but I’m not sure it improves it overall.
Anyway, it’s fine but I’m glad to have finished it off.
Flavors: Artificial, Dry Grass, Floral, Ginger, Hibiscus, Honey, Strawberry, Sweet, Tart
Another tea that I steeped this week but then blanked on pretty badly while drinking it. Not as badly as the First Flush from Tea Runners though, because I at least remember thinking my first few sips were surprisingly good and flavourful with a really nice tangy kind of strawberry/cranberry note but still that cardamom finish. Not sure I’m sold on this as a chai, but snap (absent minded) impression was that is was more chutney like than expected and in a pretty great kinda way!
A very unique spicing combination here, although there was some familiarity to it – I can’t pinpoint what it’s reminding me of, though. Also drank it a few too many days ago to be able to describe it, but it’s a nice combination, a bit fruity, and not too heavily spiced. I look forward to future cups.
