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“I found a neighbor who is into tea!!!!!! We’ve swapped a few teas and drank some tea this afternoon out on my screened porch and watched the wildlife out on the pond. It was truly a wonderful day....” Read full tasting note
We take great pride in our line of teas. The blends are our own, the ingredients are certified organic or certified naturally grown, and of the finest and freshest quality. All are blended not only with flavor in mind, but also the wonderful benefits you will receive from drinking fresh, organic herbal teas. Each package makes 10-12 cups of tea.
Very Berry Tea:
Robust, full bodied flavor with fruity, berry taste. Good ‘tonic’ type tea, loaded with powerful antioxidants and many soothing ingredients.
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I found a neighbor who is into tea!!!!!! We’ve swapped a few teas and drank some tea this afternoon out on my screened porch and watched the wildlife out on the pond. It was truly a wonderful day.
The tea was an interring mix of curled up leaves, dried seeds(?) or berries, fluffy stuff that I can’t think how to describe. It has an unexpectedly vegetal scent. Maybe I should get out a thesaurus. The web site does not say what is in the tea.
I followed the directions my friend gave me. It seemed like a short steep for an herbal. It has a vegetal taste and virtually no berry taste (to me, but I have a slightly stuffed up nose due to allergies). There is no predominant flavor. Actually there is very little flavor at all.
The company is an herb farm in Illinois . It looks like it has a lot of nice herbs, teas and products. It’s very much a mom and pop type place.
I feel bad that that I don’t like the tea, as I would prefer to give them a high rating. I always want to support small businesses. I’d like to try some of their other things but I don’t know…. It’s only about an hour away. Maybe my friend and I will have an outing so I can try some more of their products.
Maybe try a longer infusion time? And sometimes berry teas need a touch of sugar for the flavor to pop for me.