SONNENTOR ADVENT DAY 11
Well, I can say with great relief that this tea tastes better than the teabag smells.
I didn’t know what Brennnessel meant. But after I opened the pouch and smelled it I needed to know what I was getting into. There was a lovely story on the wrapper about vanilla but this was not vanilla scented. So Brennnessel means nettle.
It smells like Sucrets according to Ashman. It smelled like fishy puerh to me. With a hint of Sucrets. Ashman smelled no fishy musty odor. Until I steeped it. Then he agreed there was something going on.
The taste is not bad at all, though. As I sip I still get the fishy aroma but the flavor is just herbaceous. This isn’t an herb I would normally go for unless I really needed it for a specific medical use.
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Oh dear! I haven’t realised it is that bad. But same here, nothing to enjoy, but good if needed for medical use.
Nettle can smell like fish food flakes to me, nutritious.
I used to drink nettle for my knees, but I find that strengthening the knee muscles is more effective. So it’s the stair master for me. I always thought nettle had a nutty and grassy taste.
Oh dear! I haven’t realised it is that bad. But same here, nothing to enjoy, but good if needed for medical use.
Nettle can smell like fish food flakes to me, nutritious.
I used to drink nettle for my knees, but I find that strengthening the knee muscles is more effective. So it’s the stair master for me. I always thought nettle had a nutty and grassy taste.