Stephanie you are a genius! I’ve never had a guayusa before and this was a great introduction. I wanted something refreshing and comforting and this fits the bill. I’ve been coveting this since I saw it on Stacy’s site and read your review.
It’s well balanced and the lime complements the blackberry without being to tart but it’s still there. I’m not sure what guayusa by itself tastes like but it serves as a nice base for this blend. I’m sure as I sample more blends guayusa I’ll be able to understand how the separate flavors fit together better but I’m very pleased with this tea.
One question to anyone who reads this. Can guayusa be resteeped?
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It resteeps very well, pretty much like maté, don’t be afraid to let it steep a long time :-)
Butiki’s guayusa blends are unmatched, IMO! This one sounds delicious.
Thats great to hear. How much to you usually increase second(third) steepings by?
Definitely try this one. It’s truly amazing.
Unless I do short infusions with straight teas, I rarely resteep, but guayusa takes it well. I do 6 min. first, and second a good 10 minutes. But I’m a heavy steeper, lol. Don’t remember what Stacy recommends for Guayusa.
I’m so glad people are liking this :D
It resteeps very well, pretty much like maté, don’t be afraid to let it steep a long time :-)
Butiki’s guayusa blends are unmatched, IMO! This one sounds delicious.
Thats great to hear. How much to you usually increase second(third) steepings by?
Definitely try this one. It’s truly amazing.
Unless I do short infusions with straight teas, I rarely resteep, but guayusa takes it well. I do 6 min. first, and second a good 10 minutes. But I’m a heavy steeper, lol. Don’t remember what Stacy recommends for Guayusa.
I’m so glad people are liking this :D