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“So what is orzo? It was recommended to me as a coffee alternative, so when I saw it at Lupicia I was curious. As I picked it up, I remember thinking, “Gee, but it has no caffeine, which is pretty...” Read full tasting note
“Orzo tea? Huh? This jumped out at me, as I drink a lot of cool barley tea in the summer. And the richness of the barley goes really, really well with the tart strawberry. I don’t taste any...” Read full tasting note
“I love caffeine free alternatives because I drink a lot of tea and like some at night. This one has a sweet nutty taste. Almost like hazelnut but not really.” Read full tasting note
“This tea is the perfect night-time drink. Sometimes when it’s cold at night I have mad cravings for tea, but can’t drink any because I don’t buy decaf and haven’t really acquired the taste for...” Read full tasting note
An ancient variety of barley grown in Italy with a sweet strawberry and chocolate fragrance.
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Cavocorax and I decided to split 50 g of this tea and as I divided it up, I found myself very excited to get to try the strawberry milkshake goodness promised in the smell. Sipping on it now, I am enjoying the cup, though I still find the base incredibly dense (seriously, this tea is thick and black!) so it is not something I could drink all the time. However, that doesn’t mean that it is bad as when I am in the mood for something a bit heavier this could certainly hit the spot. It is like coffee and a strawberry milkshake had a caffeine-free baby and this is it. I realize that sounds weird but it works.
i was going to steal a cup from you and cavo but realised kittenna’s package is still here lol
I can share.
i’ll steal from kittenna…her package is unopened and this way it’s incentive for her to come get her teas before i drink them all lol
Haha I do that to my brother with food. I call it “training” seeing as he always comes late for meals because he is playing video games. So one day, I waited 15 minutes and then proceeded to take a bite of his food every additional 5 minutes he was late. When he showed up and half his meal was missing, he learned :P.
Sounds tasty! I’m adding it to the list of Lupicia teas to check out next time I’m in SF.