Another from the travelling tea box!
I used 2 perfect teaspoons in my Travel Mug and we took it to Point Pleasant park and admired the chipmunks and big fat bluejays. It’s blizzarding where I used to live.. it’s plus 18 here today. WHOOP!
This was a great fall companion tea! The two most prominent flavours I got were sweet apple and cinnamon – it was followed by a caramel and candy taste and something a bit floral, which put me off a bit- and it was almost a bit too sweet for me! There was something strange in the aftertaste, it reminded me a stevia, but I know there is no stevia in the blend. Maybe an aftertaste from the sugar crystals? Either way it was a bit cloying.
Anyways, that’s minor, it was still a yummy blend! Not one I would purchase for myself, but one I was very happy to try!
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Aw I love squirrels. I go to the park every day for my lunch hour and sometimes I end up feeding the squirrels my lunch haha
This does sound like a very nice fall tea :)
Oh, this sounds good! How much does it cost to send the tea box travelling to the next person, on average?
Caramel candy apple seems to be a flavour hard to achieve properly with tea. I have tried a few and they also ended up tasting like an apple pie of some sort. Do you know one that is closer to the true taste?
I think that Davids did this relatively well with Big Apple, though I would love to see them do it with a black tea or dark oolong too.
This one definitely didn’t taste like apple pie! Definitely closer to a candy apple :3
@Heather – between 15-25 bucks for the travelling tea box, depending on if it’s within Canada or US :)
Oh, ok. Thanks! I have been reading about these Della Terra teas lately and they seem to all be very good!
Aw I love squirrels. I go to the park every day for my lunch hour and sometimes I end up feeding the squirrels my lunch haha
This does sound like a very nice fall tea :)
Oh, this sounds good! How much does it cost to send the tea box travelling to the next person, on average?
Caramel candy apple seems to be a flavour hard to achieve properly with tea. I have tried a few and they also ended up tasting like an apple pie of some sort. Do you know one that is closer to the true taste?
I think that Davids did this relatively well with Big Apple, though I would love to see them do it with a black tea or dark oolong too.
This one definitely didn’t taste like apple pie! Definitely closer to a candy apple :3
@Heather – between 15-25 bucks for the travelling tea box, depending on if it’s within Canada or US :)
Oh, ok. Thanks! I have been reading about these Della Terra teas lately and they seem to all be very good!