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“I taste a combination of rooibos and fruitiness, which isn’t my favorite combo. I didn’t expect to like this one, but it’s okay! It’s a little murky, and I find it most pleasant cold. I haven’t...” Read full tasting note
“I thought this was overall the nicest tasting one! Perhaps it impressed me so much because, with a description like “rooibos and rosehip”, I expected a more bland taste – but this was pretty sweet...” Read full tasting note
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I thought this was overall the nicest tasting one!
Perhaps it impressed me so much because, with a description like “rooibos and rosehip”, I expected a more bland taste – but this was pretty sweet and fruity! I found myself getting a strong case of flavour note deja vu and it really upset me that I couldn’t more specifically name what I was tasting. It was like bilberry flavouring mixed with some type of red fruit note – but more exact then the normal generic “red fruit flavouring” that is something used. Frustration with naming the flavouring aside, the taste was simple and level throughout the sip. Just a nice sweeter and nutty rooibos with whatever this flavouring was.
Of the five we tasted, this is the only one I would consider buying and probably the only one I was drink again – though I guess the mint and cacao was also good.
Lingonberry, perhaps
Would bet my left shoe on Lingonberry also.
I don’t think so – given how much IKEA has built Lingonberry into their food/beverage product branding I can see no realistic reason they would be using Lingonberry flavouring without explicitly calling it out in some combination of product packaging/ingredients/marketing as they do with every other Lingonberry product they carry.
That seems reasonable. You can collect my shoe anytime :P
It also seems strange for them not to include lingonberry in one of their teas; that would be an on-brand addition to the line-up :)
Wait! IKEA carries Tea? I wouldn’t have thought to look there! And without Lingonberry? That seems just wrong.
