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“Sipdown (288)! When I had this the first time I brewed it hot and definitely was not impressed. This time around I decided to try something different and dumped the teabag into 1/2 a bottle of...” Read full tasting note
“A nice fruity iced tea to improve my evening. 1 teabag, 25 minutes, 400 mL cold water I can make out the passion fruit and papaya. The base is fairly old, (3+ years since I bought it, who knows...” Read full tasting note
“The smell is deceiving — the papaya doesn’t really transfer over at all, which was disappointing! Maybe it could have been better as a loose leaf than bagged, but it isn’t really anything special.” Read full tasting note
“A lot of these teas in this set smell wonderful (pronounced: VAN-da-FOOL). But this made me a little sad, since the papaya didn’t transfer over into the tea and it’s very light to begin with. It...” Read full tasting note
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Sipdown (288)!
When I had this the first time I brewed it hot and definitely was not impressed. This time around I decided to try something different and dumped the teabag into 1/2 a bottle of water to cold brew overnight. I think it has steeped for 12 hours now and yet it has very little flavor. It is less astringent than the hot brew but also less fruity. And has a slight vegetal quality, nothing else. If I didn’t know any better, I would have thought I accidentally grabbed a plain water bottle. I guess this one just isn’t for me but thank you Arby for the share and the chance to try something new!
A nice fruity iced tea to improve my evening. 1 teabag, 25 minutes, 400 mL cold water
I can make out the passion fruit and papaya. The base is fairly old, (3+ years since I bought it, who knows how long ago it was picked…) and the teabags have lost their flavour. The base is very slightly bitter, yet not super flavourful (fairly mild, actually-mostly because of its age). I do like the tropical fruits. They make for a decently tropical and sweet iced tea. I can definitly taste the passion fruit, raspberry, and papaya.Flavors: Fruity, Passion Fruit, Raspberry, Tannin, Tropical
A lot of these teas in this set smell wonderful (pronounced: VAN-da-FOOL). But this made me a little sad, since the papaya didn’t transfer over into the tea and it’s very light to begin with. It felt like I was using a quater-sized teabag; the flavor just “vasn’t zehr”.
Perhaps another tea will do me in?
