Discontinued. Similar tea available.
“Aaaahhh it’s so nice to have a good cup of tea and read reviews again. I’ve been on the road and the only tea I have had was out of my libre mug with hot gas station water… I’m pretty sure this is...” Read full tasting note
“I taste absolutely no pu-erh in this, but perhaps that’s not a bad thing. This tastes straight up like strawberries and cream. Actually, it tastes a lot like SpecialTeas’ Strawberry Cream, which is...” Read full tasting note
“First “Thanks” TeaEqualsBliss for sending me so many wonderful tea samples. I really enjoyed this tea. I taste the earthiness of the Puerh first and at the back end the sweet and creaminess of the...” Read full tasting note
“SoccerMom sent me some of this and I remember having it a while back and enjoyed it more than most Pu-erh’s…so thank you very much SoccerMom!!! :P The aroma of this one is really what makes it for...” Read full tasting note
A delicious duet of strawberry-cream and the subtle earthiness of Pu-Erh. A treat for any berry lover who likes the smoothness of a Pu-Erh. Vanilla soy milk will compliment this tea nicely. Good for weight loss and digestion.
How to Prepare
Use 1 teaspoon of tea per 8oz of water. Heat water to 195-205 degrees and steep for 3-5 minutes. 2oz of tea equals 25-30 teaspoons.
Ingredients:
Aged black pu-erh tea with dried strawberries and dairy-free cream flavoring.
Decided to go round 2 with this one. Into the mix I threw 5 mini tuo cha from specialteas (#590). This was pu erh! The strawberry flavor mixed very nicely with the earth pu erh flavor, and despite the long steep time there was no bitterness at all. So if you like the taste of pu erh, add some extra for a bold kick.
This is a pretty good strawberry tea. I didn’t know this was a pu’erh tea at first, but I actually don’t mind that. I tried a cup of this, because apparently Strawberry Cream is retired. I had a little sugar in it, and it’s pretty good – I enjoyed my cup of this. I might buy some in the future. I’m tasting a little earthiness as an aftertaste but I still like this.
Flavors: Earth, Strawberry
This is one of those teas that I disliked so much that I threw it away. The ‘pu erh’ in this tea is equivalent to tea pulled out of the Boston Harbor from a few hundred years ago and dried with some hay… if I knew others liked this I could of made their days by saying “I guess my trash is your treasure” (in a nice way of course)
I have this love/disappoint relationship with fruit teas. I love the idea, the reality never quite lives up to it for me. Many of my fruit and tea-drinking friends, however, say that this is a must-drink and look forwards to coming over because I have a bag of it on hand for them at all times.
One of my go to teas, lovely with some almond milk and liquid stevia. I can get up to three decent infusions with this, and its a lovely addition to my diet. That being said, I wouldn’t recommend this to a pu-ehr enthusiast, as it is no where near any real pu-ehr I’ve had prior to this
This tea tasted very artificial to me, especially if you add sugar to sweeten it. I couldn’t taste any PU-ERH at all within this blend. However, if you add ice, it turns out to be a decent iced tea beverage.
On a site note- the aroma of the tea is great, but doesn’t live up to the smell when drinking.
