Spiced Snowflake Cookie

Tea type
Black Tea
Ingredients
Nutmeg, Organic Allspice, Organic Black Tea, Organic Cinnamon, Organic Cloves, Organic Ginger, Organic Natural Flavors (Vegan), Organic Vanilla Beans, Sprinkles
Flavors
Bright, Cinnamon, Clove
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
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Certification
Organic, Vegan
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The 2nd Tea of Christmas 2024!

This is the first “new” tea of this year’s 12 Teas of Christmas box & I love it! It starts with a single-estate, finely cut CTC Ceylon that provides a pleasant base that’s rich & smooth with very little astringency. Then I added spices (Cinnamon, Ginger, Allspice & Clove) that I crushed finely with my mortar & pestle. Then I finely shaved some nutmeg & some finely chopped vanilla bean before I topped it all off with some lovely little snowflake sprinkles!

It’s a fun & warmly spiced cuppa – not too spicy, but something more reminiscent of a gently spiced cookie that is warm & satisfying during the holidays. There’s notes of freshly baked cookies & the cozy spices give it a very seasonal warmth – plus that smooth tea base. YUMMY!

It’s also organic, vegan, gluten-free, allergen-friendly & all natural!

organic ingredients: black tea, cinnamon, ginger, allspice, clove, nutmeg, vanilla bean, candy sprinkles (Cane Sugar, Potato Starch, Maltodextrin, Vegetable Fat (Rice Bran Oil), Lemon Juice, Carnauba Wax) & natural flavors

to brew: I recommend giving this pouch a gentle shake every time you open it to measure out the tea – because there are a lot of spices in here that are all finely ground, but may not remain equally dispersed throughout the tea – so you want to give it a shake to make sure all the ingredients are properly dispersed throughout! Use 3g of tea to 12oz of nearly boiling water (205°F) & steep for 3 minutes. Strain & allow to cool for at least 10 minutes before sipping to allow the flavors to develop.

serving suggestion: I’ve tried this tea both hot & cold – I’ve gotta say that it’s amazing served either way! So, if you’re looking for a tea to cold-brew, this one would work nicely. Personally, though, I tend to prefer spiced teas like this served as a hot beverage, just for the cozy factor! I like a hot, cozy tea like this! It’s good without any sweetener, however, if you really want the spices in this tea to really shine, I recommend adding a teensy bit of sugar (a little less than ½ a teaspoon!) Perfection!

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Not getting any cookie or pastry notes, but this is such a cozy spiced blend. Mostly getting cinnamon at the forefront with some clove.

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52Teas 12 Teas of Christmas: Day 2

Sipped this one on a morning drive to attend an open house that wasn’t actually happening. I misread the listing… XD

At least I had good tea en route! This is very cozy and comforting, with clove and cinnamon predominating over a bright base. I didn’t really pick up on any cookie elements, but that’s OK. Still a very seasonally appropriate blend, especially with the super festive sprinkles!

Flavors: Bright, Cinnamon, Clove

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Day 2 of the 52teas advent calendar. I made this as an oat milk latte because, well, “cookie” in the name always makes me want to latte a blend. Not sure I’m getting any cookie/pastry notes, but it’s possible they’re getting drowned out by the oat milk. I am getting spices though – cinnamon, maybe a hint of clove? There’s something here that isn’t just cinnamon, and the spice blend is different than that in yesterday’s gingerbread tea. It’s got some depth and big wintry cozy vibes. The snowflake sprinkles are adorable. Very seasonally apropos. Respectable showing, but I like gingerbread a lot so I still like that blend more in the spiced-winter-tea match-up.

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*The 2nd Tea of Christmas . . . *

YUM! I really love this tea. I’m not always crazy about a Ceylon base (I usually only use Ceylon in a blend with other teas to help round it out) but sometimes, a Ceylon can be wonderful. This fine chop CTC is really strong & rich in flavor for a Ceylon but it works beautifully here, offering a bold flavor that pairs really well with the vanilla bean & cookie-ish essence as well as the spices. The cute little snowflake sprinkles do relatively little to the overall flavor except to add some whimsy to the appearance – but it is – as I say – whimsical & fun.

The cup is so pleasant & cozy, the kind of cuppa that I enjoy curling up to, especially on the chilly mornings we’ve been experiencing as of late!

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