2 Tasting Notes
A lovely morning tea with sweet characteristics of honey and vanilla. Possibly the best ‘beginners tea’ to give someone who is only just starting out trying tea.
Strong flavour full bodied black tea with subtle vanilla taste and scent. If you are trying to stop adding sugar to tea this is a great gateway.
I typically stay away from flavourings however the tea is just too good with it!
Flavors: Honey, Tea, Vanilla
Preparation
“Spring”, a fitting name to this lovely herbal tea. A slight tangy flavour from the apple acid, orange and lemon granules, gives the tea a refreshing quality. Sugar is not needed as the tea is quite sweet already from the fruits. The lemongrass and hibiscus definitely stand out from the fruits but is a lovely combination I have not tried before. Can be served hot or cold.
A tip to presenting this tea when serving cold is to boil it with some fresh fruits such as apple, orange and lemon to naturally sweeten the tea. I prefer to let it cool in the fridge overnight instead of adding ice which dilutes the tea. However it may be too strong for some drinkers.
Flavors: Apple, Hibiscus, Lemongrass, Orange, Tangy
