Discontinued. Similar tea available.
“Thank you to Rachel for sending me a bit of this tea! I really appreciate it! I have never tried this tea and probably would have never had this opportunity, otherwise! Thanks!!! This is good. ...” Read full tasting note
“Thanks for the opportunity to try this one RACHEL!!!! This infuses to a Reddish-Pinkish-Purple type color This fruity-herbal tisane is full of chunky ingredients that you can clearly see. I can...” Read full tasting note
“I just had the leftover iced of this from last night. I think I like it even better iced!! The maple and cinnamon really shine through! It was awesome!” Read full tasting note
“Another herbal sample from Jessica – thank you! The dry ingredients look like trail mix – plump pieces of dried fruit generously mixed in with the cinnamon and shaved almonds. Not too...” Read full tasting note
This herbal tisane tastes of crisp apples, toasted almonds, and cinnamon all sweetened with a rich natural maple syrup taste. Drink year round to remind yourself of chilly winters around the hearth.
Thank you to Rachel for sending me a bit of this tea! I really appreciate it! I have never tried this tea and probably would have never had this opportunity, otherwise! Thanks!!!
This is good. It has a nice cinnamon and maple taste to it. I can also taste the almond flavor, although it is quite delicate.
Delicious!
Thanks for the opportunity to try this one RACHEL!!!!
This infuses to a Reddish-Pinkish-Purple type color
This fruity-herbal tisane is full of chunky ingredients that you can clearly see.
I can taste Almond then Apple then cinnamon. It’s more gentle than I thought it would be and I am grateful for that. It’s not something I would buy myself but I am glad I got to try it and it isn’t half bad.
Teavana has since discontinued this blend. My hubby liked this one so I bought a bunch before it was too late.
Aww… I just got all excited thinking that they brought it back. sigh.
Another herbal sample from Jessica – thank you! The dry ingredients look like trail mix – plump pieces of dried fruit generously mixed in with the cinnamon and shaved almonds. Not too surprisingly, it smells like a spiced-up trail mix too. It steeps to a very pretty pinkish-red color and smells perfect for a cold winter’s day, like a cinnamon-topped fruit crumble. The taste pretty much follows this direction too, with a good amount of natural sweetness, tart fresh fruit, and a dusting of spice. Too bad this one has been discontinued, as it’s a really nice herbal mix.
Oh yes, the accompanying song – Moonlight in Vermont, here interpreted by Ella Fitzgerald:
Honestly, I’ve never really love this tea hot. It’s sweet and slightly maple-y, but it seemed like there just wasn’t a lot of complexity to the flavor. So it always kind of sat there on my counter, waiting for some attention.
A few weeks ago, I decided to use a lot of the teas that I don’t adore to make iced tea. I thought it would be a refreshing way to move through some of my stash.
I mixed it half and half with a basic oolong that I got at the farmer’s market. SSSSOOOOO good!
The oolong adds that complexity I was looking for, and really backs up the maple and apple flavors. I love it now!
Out of the many teas Teavana has discontinued, this one is one of the few that I liked a lot. It’s been about a year since I had it, but I can remember the natural sweetness the tea had and the beautiful reddish hue of the brew itself.
I’ve had this. Never thought I would use the word “chunks” to describe a tea…but it applies.
I’m still sad that I cannot get this tea anymore! I haven’t seen it for a few years. How old is that sample? :P
I have no idea… Rachel sent it to me.
I got it last year when they were discontinuing it but has been stored very well, hence the reason why it still tastes so good. :-)