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“Nabo Advent Calendar 2022 – Day 13 Not sure why this is called “Peach” when it has berry, coconut, and orange flavoring and only peach pieces? Strange. This tastes a bit similar to their other...” Read full tasting note
“Ah dang. It seems I oversteeped this one. It’s quite bitter and tart — from the aronia berries as Courtney notices in her tasting note. There is peach as well, a bit candy-like which I don’t mind,...” Read full tasting note
“2022 sipdown no. 61 This one I wasn’t too sure about at the beginning, but after about 1/4 bag, it really grew on me. I shortened the steep and found that quite helpful. The aronia berries are at...” Read full tasting note
An organic black tea with a taste of Peach. Surely a bigger presentation than that is not needed? A classic flavor combination of black tea that many people like. Hopefully you too?
List of ingredients: Black tea*, honeybush tea*, aronia berries*, beetroot*, blackberry leaves*, natural berry aroma, natural coconut aroma, peach pieces*, buchola leaves*, natural orange aroma*. *From controlled organic cultivation.
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Nabo Advent Calendar 2022 – Day 13
Not sure why this is called “Peach” when it has berry, coconut, and orange flavoring and only peach pieces? Strange.
This tastes a bit similar to their other berry teas, even though it’s not the same berry. It has a syrupy candy sort of vibe to it, like those berry-shaped hard candies with the liquid center that used to be in my grandmother’s crystal candy dish. I think they might’ve been raspberry-flavored? But it has a somewhat medicinal edge to it. It also came out very slightly bitter despite only steeping it for 3 minutes, and there’s a noticeable astringent feeling on my tongue. I wonder if both could be from the chokecherries? I’ve never tasted one so I have no idea what they’re like, but the astringency reminds me of grape skins.
Anyway, this was a slightly odd tea. Still pleasant, but odd.
Flavors: Astringent, Berry, Bitter, Candy, Grape Skin, Herbaceous, Medicinal, Musty, Syrupy
Ah dang. It seems I oversteeped this one. It’s quite bitter and tart — from the aronia berries as Courtney notices in her tasting note. There is peach as well, a bit candy-like which I don’t mind, but I just wouldn’t call this tea Peach when there is another fruit which dominates.
And as I oversteeped it, it doesn’t turn better, rather worse.
2022 sipdown no. 61
This one I wasn’t too sure about at the beginning, but after about 1/4 bag, it really grew on me. I shortened the steep and found that quite helpful. The aronia berries are at the forefront here, and being such a bold flavour I don’t get too much peach. I think the peach adds some complexity to this tea, because it certainly isn’t pure chokecherry. The blackberry leaf adds hints of sweetness, but nothing overwhelming or cloying. Overall another wonderful tea from Nabo and one I would re-order.
