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“Hm. I swore I’d already cracked this one open. Perhaps it was for a swap with one of you? Anyway. This is a fascinating blend, in that it smells very differently than it tastes. Prior to steeping...” Read full tasting note
“sipdown! (169) not too shabby for being sick, not concentrating on sipdowns and having awesome tea friends make my cupboard explode on the day before the end of the year. lol 30 more days to see if...” Read full tasting note
“This one can only be from MissB! The dry leaf smelled fantastic. Like rich custardy dessert. Mmm. As soon as I poured the water over, all I could smell was the rooibos. Hmm. Fingers crossed! And...” Read full tasting note
“I got home from Christmas at my aunt’s house not too long ago, and I really wanted to tear into some of the tea I got for Christmas. But it was soooo late, that I definitely couldn’t have anything...” Read full tasting note
Snuggle up with a fireside, seasonal classic. This caffeine free, non-alcoholic brew has the undeniable flavor of rich eggnog.
Ingredients: Rooibush tea, natural flavor, sunflower and violet blossoms.
Preparation: 3g Rooibush tea (1 heaping teaspoon) per 8oz cup of filtered, boiling water. Allow to brew 5 min.
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Brewed up a cup of this and a cup of 52 Tea’s Eggnog Honeybush. They are both teas I wanted to try so I jumped at the chance when I found both in the box.
This one is not really what I would refer to as eggnog, though it is a touch creamy. It mostly just tastes of rooibos with a hint of nutmeg. Not a bad rooibos either but at the end of the day, it fails to deliver on what is promised so I am left a little disappointed.
Unfortunately, 52 Tea’s Eggnog Honeybush is not much better. It has a very sweet smell, almost like icing but tastewise there is not much else other than sweetened honeybush. Once again, not horrible but not something I need stocked either.
Of the two, neither is really all that great but I think I slightly prefer 52 Tea’s just because I think I prefer the flavor of honeybush to rooibos.
Oh good! I’m not alone. :)
No, definitely not alone.
Oh no! I grabbed both of those to try. Sucks they were both meh. I thought TeaG was super amazing.
TeaG has some fails, sadly.