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“Sipdown! (94 | 191) This one was just okay. It mostly tasted like peppermint and rooibos with a mild sweetness from the maple. Fine but certainly nothing cookie-like, and the peppermint is a bit...” Read full tasting note
“I’ve been going going going since I woke up to the news Sunday morning, and it’s no surprise that I’ve also had a migraine since then. But I couldn’t take the time off work because I was helping...” Read full tasting note
“I should probably just avoid buying blends I’m unlikely to enjoy. This would fall into that category – it’s a rooibos with peppermint. Why did I think I should buy this?? (or, maybe it’s a...” Read full tasting note
Organic Ingredients: Rooibos, Peppermint, Canadian Maple, Coconut, Spearmint, Pink & Blue Cornflowers
Steep & prepare me as a latte!
2 tea spoons | 212 F | 4 to 6 min
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Sipdown! (94 | 191)
This one was just okay. It mostly tasted like peppermint and rooibos with a mild sweetness from the maple. Fine but certainly nothing cookie-like, and the peppermint is a bit little wet raggish. The package says to drink it as a latte, but if I did that with every Deb tea that recommends it, I think I would only ever have her teas as lattes lol. If it can’t stand on its own without adding milk and sugar, I’m not interested.
This was my last tea left from the subscription box last year, and good thing too, because I just got an order in of samples of her spring collection. Well, it was supposed to be samples, but apparently she had a label issue with a couple of the teas, so she sent me 50g tins of those instead of 25g pouches. Which, don’t get me wrong, is incredibly sweet of her! But I would’ve preferred the 25g pouches ha ha, I have too much tea! x.x
She also sent me samples of a couple of the new summer teas, which was so sweet. I’m very interested in trying the milk bread hojicha and watermelon lime slush oolong (both 75g minimum size), so if anyone has those and would be willing to swap samples, let me know!
Flavors: Creamy, Herbaceous, Mint, Peppermint, Rooibos, Sweet, Woody
I’ve been going going going since I woke up to the news Sunday morning, and it’s no surprise that I’ve also had a migraine since then. But I couldn’t take the time off work because I was helping with response. I awoke in the middle of the night with the realization that I’ve also been putting in extra effort on the work front because that meant not having to really deal with my emotions about it. I was able to log off work early today and finally take a break, so it’s starting to really hit me now. I’m sneaking a tea from my Dammann advent in hopes that the dopamine hit of something new will keep me from feeling too low. But last night I wanted a nice, comforting latte, and this really hit the spot. I especially love that this is so minty, which is great for when I have migraines – sometimes I get bored with the same basic ginger or mint migraine tea options and it’s nice to have a latte-able alternative. This blend is really a treat and I’m quite grateful that it was in the TTB.
I should probably just avoid buying blends I’m unlikely to enjoy. This would fall into that category – it’s a rooibos with peppermint. Why did I think I should buy this?? (or, maybe it’s a subscription box tea?)
Anyhow, I didn’t like this. Shocking. Nothing wrong with it aside from the aforementioned ingredients that I do not like.
