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“SIPDOWN Just because. See previous notes…I just might have to pull the trigger on this one and buy a larger amount :)” Read full tasting note
“This is yummy, and it smells so good. I can smell all the ingredients. It smells sweet and almond-y, with notes of apricot and coconut. The black tea emerges as the strongest flavor of this...” Read full tasting note
“Backlog from this morning. This was okay. It wasn’t remarkable but it was pretty good. My only disappointment was that I detected very little Trail Mix-ness. Instead, it both smelled and tasted...” Read full tasting note
“it was eh. i dont really like the aftertaste. but it smells so lovely!” Read full tasting note
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This is yummy, and it smells so good. I can smell all the ingredients. It smells sweet and almond-y, with notes of apricot and coconut. The black tea emerges as the strongest flavor of this cup, but the other flavors are also quite strong. The flavor is more apricot-y than the aroma would suggest. The almond and apricot are pretty evenly matched in this cup, with the coconut being more of a background note. It almost has a bake-y taste (and smell) to it, like an apricot/almond/coconut muffin. YUM!
Backlog from this morning.
This was okay. It wasn’t remarkable but it was pretty good. My only disappointment was that I detected very little Trail Mix-ness. Instead, it both smelled and tasted like cherries, with a little bit of nuttiness. It was pretty good but it was a little disappointing that it didn’t taste like actual trail mix. I’ll have to try again sometime and see what I can do with it!
