Celebrate

I can see all of the ingredients! I can smell mostly the Cinnamon, Orange, Rose, and Papaya before infusing. After infusion is complete I can smell mostly the cinnamon and rose and maybe a little cranberry. It isn’t overly dark in color but it has a nice medium brown to it. As for the taste – the black tea is noticeable and yummy. The flavors are all good accompaniments! The orange is a juicy orange. The cranberry isn’t very bitter but fairly bountiful. The rose is a nice feminine touch. The apple makes your mouth water yet it’s subtle. The almond seems to linger more into the aftertaste and helps the cinnamon along the way, too. The cinnamon isn’t over powering and I really appreciate that! The Papaya and Peach are in perfect harmony and give it a semi-tropical type feel in the middle of the sip.

This is very nicely done! Full of ingredients and flavor but everything serves it purpose and well!

This tea reminds me of a combination of Market Spice tea and a fruit tisane. It is very flavorful with a bold, spicy cinnamon flavor. Orange is the most prominent fruit, but I can also taste the peach, papaya and apple, and even a hint of the cranberry. Overall, the fruit medley is sweet, juicy and delicious, and the spices give it a really nice accent.

These flavors are quite strong, though, and do overpower the black tea a bit. I can still taste the black tea, but it is not the prominent flavor of the cup. Also not prominent is the almond. However, despite these flavor misses, I must say that this is a very delicious and creative cup of tea, and I am enjoying it.