Belgian Chocolate Rooibos

Tea type
Rooibos Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Chocolate, Mint, Cocoa, Earth, Caramel, Sweet, Wood, Herbaceous, Rooibos
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Caffeine Free
Certification
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Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 30 sec 2 g 9 oz / 253 ml

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  • “When looking for this Belgian Chocolate Rooibos, I found about twelve other entries for teas of the very same name but offered by different companies, so this is obviously one of those cases...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I’ve never had a rooibos tea before, or a chocolate tea, so this was an interesting experience for me. I didn’t really care much for the smell of the dry leaves, but after brewing, it gives of a...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Thank you for the samples, GoodLifeTea.com! This seems to be a chocolate flavored rooibos but in my opinion the name should be… Neapolitan! While sipping, I definitely get a milky chocolate...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Those of you that know me on here know exactly how I feel about chocolate- not a fan in the slightest. But I am continually finding myself in possession of chocolate flavored teas.. shrug I don’t...” Read full tasting note
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From Good Life Tea

A supple, vitamin-rich, fat-free Rooibos base meets a cacao infusion and the results are as tantalizing as the blend of South African and Belgian implies. Calendula and other natural flavors add to the unique, brassy, rich flavor collection as a whole. Cederberg is known for the lingering, incomparable flavor of its Rooibos leaves. This “red bush” is known to South Africans as a relaxant, antioxidant, and provider of a flush, melty flavor. In this case, the always-blendable Rooibos plays off of the coal-ish, insular pleasures of cacao to form what is often described as a “truffle” note.
A medium-flavored "red tea", Belgian Chocolate is a quirky treat, especially for those who have already discovered the pleasures of Rooibos. Perfect as a luxury tea (and perennial gift favorite), Belgian Chocolate is a tea to be savored. Which makes it such a pleasant surprise that it’s lineup of health benefits includes an impressively-broad vitamin scale.
Whether you’re celebrating or just exploring the landscape of Rooibos’s adaptability as a dark tea; enjoy Belgian Chocolate, knowing that you’re stimulating your love for tea and your health with no calories and all flavor.
Base leaf: Rooibos
Health properties: Anti-anxiety effects reported. Antioxidant qualities known.
Flavor strength: Full, notable. Primary collection is truffle. Calendula notes and distinct “reddish” Rooibos flavors. Melty and chocolatey.
Caffeine: None.

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Backlog from last night! The first of my free samples from Good Life Tea. I’m not generally a huge fan of chocolate teas, but this was included in the sampler that I chose, so here goes! The dry leaf is basically red rooibos with flower petals in it. Apparently it also has cacao bean pieces, but I wasn’t looking that closely since it was fairly late. I remember smelling it and thinking it was minty, which I did not expect…

It was actually better than I expected. The rooibos base wasn’t terribly offensive like it sometimes can be. The chocolate flavor was nice enough, definitely not a deep or complex chocolate but more similar to milk chocolate. There was a lot of mint flavor, which is not even listed anywhere in the product description, nor is it implied by the name. My one complaint is that I feel rooibos isn’t a great base for chocolate because the brew ends up being rather thin. Black tea would’ve been much better.

I do believe that it’s an issue that the mint flavor is not mentioned anywhere, and it’s at least as strong as the chocolate, making this more of a mint chocolate chip tea in my opinion. So I believe the name should be changed, or at the very least, the description needs to include mint.

Flavors: Chocolate, Mint, Rooibos

Preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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