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“Had a day of all white teas last week, and this one was one of ’em. It wasn’t bad; but I found it a little more disappointing than the first time I had tried it. I think my big issue was that the...” Read full tasting note
Darling Clementine
sweet escape
flavour profile: the most divine clementines perfectly paired with delicately fruity, aromatic white tea
ingredients: white tea infused with clementine
Delicious hot or iced. Makes a fantastic base for a cocktail or mocktail. Serve iced by the pitcher for easy summer entertaining.
- healthy, naturally sweet, sugar-free
- thirst-quenching & rich in anti-oxidants
- no artificial flavours
RECIPE IDEAS
Try this fast, easy recipe for a DARLING CLEMENTINE PUNCH Combine equal parts lemonade and orange, mandarin or clementine juice. Mix 2/3 iced tea with 1/3 blended citrus juices to create a zesty, refreshing drink. Shake over ice & serve over plenty of ice. Optional: add 1-2oz bourbon, tequila, gin, whiskey, vodka or rum per cup.
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SILK ROAD teas are made with premium quality, fresh, organic botanicals. Exceptional freshness, combined with organic growing practices, results in higher antioxidant levels & superior flavour. What’s just as important as the premium quality ingredients we select for our teas, are the ingredients we never use – no artificial flavours or colours – just pure, healthy, deliciousness in every sip!
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Had a day of all white teas last week, and this one was one of ’em.
It wasn’t bad; but I found it a little more disappointing than the first time I had tried it. I think my big issue was that the clementine/orange essence seemed much lighted and flatter tasting in this cup than when I first made it and honestly I’m not really sure what the reasoning for the difference is? I mean, it still tasted quite nice but it was a lot more weighted towards the hay and vegetal, crisp/cooling cucumber pulp notes of the white tea with only a subtle hint of orange essence in the finish.
I still have another cup of this left though; so I’ll try that before I completely make my mind up on this one. I’m looking for consistency; ideally something consistently good. So we’ll see what that last cup brings…
