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“So seriously? There are giant strawberry chunks in this tea! I picked up this one to see how it compares to franks’ 52 teas strawberry rhubarb honeybush and stacy’s custom black strawberry...” Read full tasting note
“Wasn’t overly impressed with this tea, despite my excitement at seeing actual freeze-dried rhubarb in the blend. Had it in a travel mug during my Toronto tea meet ups, and couldn’t tell which tea...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! Cold brewed the rest of the sample I had purchased from this company a while ago, when is first got into ordering tea online (a very slippery slope indeed!!) I just dumped it in my pitcher...” Read full tasting note
This flavoured green tea blend has a strawberry rhubarb taste. A perfect strawberry – rhubarb combination lifts you up just instantly. Another “a must have” tea blend for every green tea lover.
Ingredients: China Sencha green tea, China Wujan, green Darjeeling, flavour, strawberry chips. rhubarb bits, strawberry leaves.
To brew: place one teaspoon per person in a warmed teapot and add fresh, boiled water that has been allowed to cool for one minute. Brew for 2 – 3 minutes. Enjoy!
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So seriously? There are giant strawberry chunks in this tea! I picked up this one to see how it compares to franks’ 52 teas strawberry rhubarb honeybush and stacy’s custom black strawberry rhubarb pie tea that we created. I’ve never seen a green strawberry rhubarb pie so in to the cart it went.
This is a really tasty tea! I still prefer my Ruby Pie from butiki teas but this is an interesting take on S&R. i don’t get a lot of rhubarb flavour out of this, but then rhubarb taste is a hard taste to catch imo. it’s generically tart ish. In any case. i am really quiet enjoying this one. and it’s a green tea! :) I can’t wait to try this one as a cold brew as i think it might be pretty darn tasty. Also, did i mention the giant strawberry pieces! Stacy has them too and they are so much fun to eat afterwards lol
Wasn’t overly impressed with this tea, despite my excitement at seeing actual freeze-dried rhubarb in the blend. Had it in a travel mug during my Toronto tea meet ups, and couldn’t tell which tea it was. Not a good sign. I kept back one more cup’s worth to try (this was a split with Indigobloom), but don’t have high hopes. Of course, age could have been a factor, and the travel mug, but usually there’s at least a bit of flavour, and there was virtually nothing but a very boring green tea.
Sipdown!
Cold brewed the rest of the sample I had purchased from this company a while ago, when is first got into ordering tea online (a very slippery slope indeed!!)
I just dumped it in my pitcher and let it sit in the fridge for probably more than 24 hours.
Perhaps if I had taken it out to try sooner it would have been more flavorful, but as it was it just came off like a very vaguely fruity green tea. Much green tea.
I actually got more strawberry from Butiki’s ‘With Open Eyes’, so I bet that would have been a better cold brew than this!
