This tea smells far more floral before steeping, so much so that it might be mistaken for a purely herb-and-fruit-based tea. There’s just enough maple to give it a sweetly woodsy scent (more sugar bush than sugar), and the black and green teas keep the blackberry from overpowering the taste. A nice interesting blend that’s a bit out of the ordinary.
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