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“Sipdown (328) I’ve had this since June 2017 and just haven’t gotten around drinking it until now. I debated if this should be made as a latte, mostly because I want more white chocolate lattes but...” Read full tasting note
“I do taste a few spices that make me think cola, not really any rum. The black base is pretty basic. I enjoyed it for its nutty taste, some cocoa and milk chocolate, some cinnamon and citrus...” Read full tasting note
“Nothing to write home over. Sadly, I don’t remember a whole lot about this mug. I drank it a few nights ago on the bus ride home from work, but I was having a really engaging conversation with...” Read full tasting note
Everybodys favourite cocktail is now everyones favourite tea! A dark and soothing black tea with subtle hints of vanilla, citrus and butter rum.
Brewing Instructions
Amount: 1 Rounded tsp per cup
Temperature: 212°F (boiling)
Time: 5 minutes
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Sipdown (328)
I’ve had this since June 2017 and just haven’t gotten around drinking it until now. I debated if this should be made as a latte, mostly because I want more white chocolate lattes but I decided just to make it plain.
This doesn’t really taste like rum or cola though. It’s quite the letdown because it’s mostly a so-so black tea base with some lemon. That and cinnamon. I’m not really a fan so this went into my swap box.
I do taste a few spices that make me think cola, not really any rum. The black base is pretty basic. I enjoyed it for its nutty taste, some cocoa and milk chocolate, some cinnamon and citrus (orange?), but definitely not rum and cola.
Flavors: Chocolate, Cinnamon, Citrus, Malt, Nuts, Nutty
Nothing to write home over.
Sadly, I don’t remember a whole lot about this mug. I drank it a few nights ago on the bus ride home from work, but I was having a really engaging conversation with someone and my mind just wasn’t heavily on the tea. I remember initially feeling like I was getting notes of lemon/orange, but then feeling like I was losing the potency of those notes over time. Like, as if the tea was losing flavour as it cooled down?
Bottom line though, and most importantly, at no point drinking this did it ever remind me of rum or cola – and if you’re tea is going to be named after those two things then at the very, very least you have to nail at least one of those two flavours. So, I was a bit disappointed. I have more leaf of this though, so I’ll be able to try it again and reevaluate.
