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“Sipdown! (67) Another one from the lovely and sweet Courtney! So I didn’t enjoy this one much the first time around. The blueberry flavor is actually nice, though perhaps a bit closer to blueberry...” Read full tasting note
“The dry and steeped scent of this really brings me back to my early childhood when my mom sent me to daycare with an instant packet of Quaker blueberry oatmeal. I am actually enjoying the scent...” Read full tasting note
DESCRIPTION
Strong aroma of freshly picked summer blueberries. This tea is light and bright.
FLAVOUR NOTES
Blueberry
INGREDIENTS
Black tea, cornflower petals, blackberry leaves, natural flavour
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Sipdown! (67)
Another one from the lovely and sweet Courtney!
So I didn’t enjoy this one much the first time around. The blueberry flavor is actually nice, though perhaps a bit closer to blueberry jam or candy. Quite sweet and syrupy but with a nice strong blueberry flavor.
But that base… It’s the worst. Just bland and tannic and astringent even with a 2.5 minute steep.
So this time I figured I would try it as a latte, since the blueberry flavor was fairly prominent. I prepared it with oat milk and added a bit of vanilla syrup for a bit of a blueberry muffin effect.
But I guess I used too much oatmilk, because I’m not really getting much blueberry here. I get a little mustiness from the base, but otherwise it’s mostly sweetened and warmed oat milk. Still tasty, but not what I was going for. Oopsies!
Flavors: Artificial, Astringent, Blueberry, Candy, Jam, Sweet, Tannic, Tea
The dry and steeped scent of this really brings me back to my early childhood when my mom sent me to daycare with an instant packet of Quaker blueberry oatmeal. I am actually enjoying the scent because dried blueberries are still real blueberries!
The black tea base here is fine, I mean it’s nothing special, but there’s nothing wrong with it. The blueberry taste is present, but very subtle. I would say the taste is more reminiscent of dried blueberries than fresh blueberries, but that’s okay. I think this tea may benefit from the teeniest bit of sweetener.
