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“Thank you to TeaEqualsBliss for sending me some of this tea. I hope all is well with you, and my thoughts are with you during this difficult time for you and your family. This is good. The black...” Read full tasting note
“This has quite a few ingredients – which sometimes worries me – but it all works really well together! My fave part is…NO Hibiscus! YAY! There are fruit flavors but FRUIT not TART Hibiscus...” Read full tasting note
Originally designed as a loose leaf ice tea blend, but great served either hot or iced. Blend of three flavored black teas producing sophisticated nectar with hints of cinnamon and citrus.
Ingredients: Apricot tea, black currant tea, mango tea, rose hips, orange peel, cinnamon, and apricot, black currant, gooseberry, and mango flavors.
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Thank you to TeaEqualsBliss for sending me some of this tea. I hope all is well with you, and my thoughts are with you during this difficult time for you and your family.
This is good. The black tea is strong and offers a sturdy background for the flavors of fruit and a touch of cinnamon. Overall, the flavor is fruity, but, I like that the black tea is the strongest note with every sip. The cinnamon and black tea offer a nice contrast to the fruit flavors, which might taste a bit cloying without the contrasting elements.
A very pleasant afternoon cuppa.
This has quite a few ingredients – which sometimes worries me – but it all works really well together! My fave part is…NO Hibiscus! YAY! There are fruit flavors but FRUIT not TART Hibiscus stuff! There are tropical fruits, berries, citrus, etc type fruits and flavors. The cinnamon is just a TADS-worth. YUM!
This is good hot or cold but my favorite is luke warm, oddly-enough! Pretty yummy at any temperature, tho!
INdeed hope all is as good as can be for her and her family.
As this one cools the fruit notes pop a little more, as does the touch of cinnamon. The cinnamon never really becomes strong or spicy, but it offers just enough contrast to keep things interesting.
Is there any hibiscus?
No, but there is rosehips. Barely noticeable though, seems to add more interest to the appearance of the dry leaf than any noticeable flavor.