While I was picking up quince tea for JustJames, I picked up this and more of the lemon one for ice tea this summer. Of the brands commonly available at the European Deli I prefer the big active and bastek bases the best.
This tea smells like insence spice, a hint of smoke, warm bake red grapefruit and citrus rind.
While the lemon one is a little grassy and floral tasting, this one does have a tang from the grapefruit rind. The taste of grapefruit is mild but what is there is round and juicy, like ruby red grapefruit juice. It would probably pop with sugar. The base is smooth and dense, with a touch of smoke, a hint of spinach, clover, and a naturally fruity flavour heading toward melon. The aftertaste is tingling fruit rind. It the overall effect is pleasant. I think I prefer the lemon but this is still quite a nice affordable Polish Tea.
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For those of us in South Mississauga, there is a new Looseleaf tea store opening up in the plaza next to Starbucks.
I did see that one and was wondering when it would open.
It looks like very soon. I realise from what I wrote that it isn’t clear that it’s in Port Credit:).
For those of us in South Mississauga, there is a new Looseleaf tea store opening up in the plaza next to Starbucks.
I did see that one and was wondering when it would open.
It looks like very soon. I realise from what I wrote that it isn’t clear that it’s in Port Credit:).