Blackcurrant - Cardamom

Tea type
Black Fruit Spice Blend
Ingredients
Black Currant, Black Tea, Cardamom, Cornflower Petals
Flavors
Black Currant, Malt, Tannic
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Caffeine
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Edit tea info Last updated by Martin Bednář
Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 30 sec 4 g 22 oz / 650 ml

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  • “2024 sipdown no. 2 Martin thoughtfully sent this my way since he knows me so well! Blackcurrant and cardamom? Delightful! The blackcurrant is really lovely and there’s a sweetness here (more in...” Read full tasting note
  • “This is an interesting flavour profile, which isn’t for everyone I think. Black currant and chokeberry makes quite tart flavour profile, but nice and good black tea compensates that well and...” Read full tasting note
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Blackcurrant with cardamom is a delicious black tea with the addition of aromatic, fruity additives. Black tea combined with forest fruits creates a pleasant composition that is hard to resist.

Ingredients: Black Leaf Tea, Cardamom Fruit 5%, Black Currant 5%, Chokeberry, Cornflower Petals, Aroma

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2024 sipdown no. 2

Martin thoughtfully sent this my way since he knows me so well! Blackcurrant and cardamom? Delightful!

The blackcurrant is really lovely and there’s a sweetness here (more in scent than taste). The chokecherry adds just a hint of tartness that is almost imperceptible, but still there. The cardamom falls toward the back and I have to concentrate to find it — interesting since there was a whole cardamom pod in the dry leaf. I do wish it was a bit more balanced, but a unique cup that I’m quite happy to have had the opportunity to try.

Cameron B.

That sounds like such an interesting combination!

Martin Bednář

Maybe more cardamom is needed. And yes, I know you well.

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This is an interesting flavour profile, which isn’t for everyone I think. Black currant and chokeberry makes quite tart flavour profile, but nice and good black tea compensates that well and cardamom adds that interesting twist, which isn’t that expected in this style of tea.

My cup today was faily weak in cardamom, but I see quite a lots of pods in the pouch. It was pretty much straightforward blackcurrant tea, with pleasant tartness. I will hope later steeps will be a bit more spicy.

As I wrote in first paragraph, black tea is good one, by my experience I don’t think it is pure Ceylon base, but I guess a little of malty Indian teas is in too. Not only by the taste of it, but also by the colour of the used leaf, which contained a few brighter leaves thank steeped brown Ceylon. It wasn’t the cornflower for sure.

Flavors: Black Currant, Malt, Tannic

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 10 OZ / 300 ML
Courtney

So intriguing!

gmathis

That is an unusual combination, but I can see it working. I was cleaning out my pantry and found a little jar of cardamom pods—may have to try a few in fruit teas this summer.

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