The name of this cracks me up. (What happened to the first 1236 herbals?) It’s like the guy who named his boat “Lucky 2.”
I am excited, however, to be drinking an ingredient called Moldavian dragonhead. I feel tough just thinking about it.
My first note on this recorded surprise that I liked it as much as I did, and I agree with what I said before. It isn’t an overly lemony lemon tisane, and the vanilla isn’t enough to push it into the cream or chiffon camp. It’s got an herbally lightness to it that is more grassy sweet than sweet-sweet and the vanilla supplies more mellowness than actual flavor. It’s not a fruity lemon, but it’s a pleasant one nevertheless.
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Moldavian dragonhead sounds like something out of Harry Potter. Very cool.
Apparently it is a blue flower that looks a little like a Texas bluebonnet, but what a sexy name!
So excited! This one is coming my way. I think I got it 50/50 for the lemon description and the moldavian dragonhead. :)
Next time I try this I’m really going to look for the Moldavian dragonhead in the mixture. Apparently it tastes like lemon, though I mostly taste the lemon myrtle in this and lemongrass to a lesser extent. It would be interesting to isolate some dragonhead and see what it tastes like by itself.
Snortlol at notes!
LOL. What if it had actually been 1236 less stellar, retired herbals… I like companies that this, though, since I have good recall when it comes to numbers (easier to remember than names). With Mariage Frères, I started out just memorizing the numbers of the blends I wanted to try.
In other OCD news, TG’s number 1236 appears to have been cut, but number 1238 is a very evil-looking hibiscus tea!
Oooooh, there’s actually a 1238, and there was actually a 1236? The plot thickens….
Moldavian dragonhead sounds like something out of Harry Potter. Very cool.
Apparently it is a blue flower that looks a little like a Texas bluebonnet, but what a sexy name!
So excited! This one is coming my way. I think I got it 50/50 for the lemon description and the moldavian dragonhead. :)
Next time I try this I’m really going to look for the Moldavian dragonhead in the mixture. Apparently it tastes like lemon, though I mostly taste the lemon myrtle in this and lemongrass to a lesser extent. It would be interesting to isolate some dragonhead and see what it tastes like by itself.
Snortlol at notes!
LOL. What if it had actually been 1236 less stellar, retired herbals… I like companies that this, though, since I have good recall when it comes to numbers (easier to remember than names). With Mariage Frères, I started out just memorizing the numbers of the blends I wanted to try.
In other OCD news, TG’s number 1236 appears to have been cut, but number 1238 is a very evil-looking hibiscus tea!
Oooooh, there’s actually a 1238, and there was actually a 1236? The plot thickens….