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“I like the name of this one so I cracked open the sample. The tea in the packet smells like fruity trail mix. Really. It would sort of look like it as well if not for the dark tea leaves in among...” Read full tasting note
Deep in the forest, berries sustain you. Walk with care. Black tea, hibiscus, strawberries, and blueberries.
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I like the name of this one so I cracked open the sample.
The tea in the packet smells like fruity trail mix. Really. It would sort of look like it as well if not for the dark tea leaves in among the mix.
The aroma of the steeped tea is a malty Yunnan tea smell with a tart hibiscus streak and berries around the edges. It’s a clear, brown, tea-colored tea.
The first thing I taste is hibiscus, but it’s not pucker-worthy hibiscus. Whether because of the fruit or because of the underlying tea, there is a sweetness that makes it not only tolerable, but tasty. I can taste the berries as well. Blueberry more than strawberry, but both are distinguishable. The tea itself isn’t easy to detect, but there’s a subtle, cocoa-like note that I think comes from the tea.
I keep thinking to myself how this would be different if a French company did it. It would be like this, but with a few hard edges filed off. This is a bolder flavor than most French flavored black teas I’ve had, but it is still quite enjoyable for a change of pace in the flavored black tea department.
Flavors: Blueberry, Brown Sugar, Cocoa, Hibiscus, Strawberry
