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“So, this is a catalog tea blend carried by The Metropolitan Tea Company. I’ve definitely seen it before/tried it under other company’s names/branding. I actually like it a fair bit, and it makes...” Read full tasting note
The holidays in a cup -too bad we can’t hang this on the tree! Exquisite sweet mint notes dancing on your tounge.
The candy cane, allegedly, dates from 1670 Cologne, Germany, invented by a choirmaster looking for a distraction to keep children quiet in church. Candy Cane Lane, this full-barrelled peppermint black tea blend (with real pieces of candy), dates from much more recently. 2020 to be exact, and is all but guaranteed to make you sing. And after all, the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.
Black tea, Peppermint, Candy cane*, Natural flavors. (*Candy cane: Sugar, Corn syrup, Peppermint oil, Titanium dioxide, Red 40)
T. Kettle offers a large, premium assortment of original and new loose-leaf tea blends naturally sourced, certified vegan, kosher, and organic yielding rich flavours.
So, this is a catalog tea blend carried by The Metropolitan Tea Company.
I’ve definitely seen it before/tried it under other company’s names/branding. I actually like it a fair bit, and it makes sense to me why this would be something that T Kettle would want to add to their holiday line up. It’s very smooth, medium bodied with a hint of creaminess and a pleasant peppermint note. If you were wanting to compare it to DT’s Santa’s Secret or Candy Cane Crush then I think the most accurate way to do so would be to call it the “inbetween” of those two blends. It’s not as light as Santa’s Secret/doesn’t have the same vanilla note but it’s also not nearly as sweet and intense tasting as Candy Cane Crush. For me personally, I like Candy Cane Crush best but I think I do slightly prefer this to Santa’s Secret.
