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“Sipdown. I don’t normally add milk to anything other than black teas, but I discovered that a splash of skim really brought out the vanilla flavours nicely. And as a bonus there was no sweetener...” Read full tasting note
“This is pretty good. A bit artificial, but I taste both maple and vanilla pretty equally. I think with milk this makes a great faux dessert.” Read full tasting note
“Backlog: I don’t usually get all that excited over honeybush (or rooibos blends) but I got excited about this blend because I love Maple, I love vanilla and I thought that the nutty flavors of...” Read full tasting note
“So, I don’t generally order from 52Teas because it’s VERY hit or miss with me. I absolutely LOVED their Maple Cheesecake Ti Kwan Yin, and figured that this would be good, or at least worth the try...” Read full tasting note
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Sipdown. I don’t normally add milk to anything other than black teas, but I discovered that a splash of skim really brought out the vanilla flavours nicely. And as a bonus there was no sweetener needed but the maple flavours achieved the same effect.
Backlog:
I don’t usually get all that excited over honeybush (or rooibos blends) but I got excited about this blend because I love Maple, I love vanilla and I thought that the nutty flavors of honeybush would work well with these flavors.
This is the perfect late night ‘snack’ when you’re looking to cut out the extra calories and fat that late night snacking presents but you still want something sweet.
So, I don’t generally order from 52Teas because it’s VERY hit or miss with me. I absolutely LOVED their Maple Cheesecake Ti Kwan Yin, and figured that this would be good, or at least worth the try because it is also supposed to be a maple tea. And boy, am I glad they changed their package sizes!
It would have been a good tea…without this base.
I’ve only tried a few flavored teas with the base of Honeybush and each time the flavors could not mask the peppery, woody Honeybush.
This one tasted a bit sweet and maple-y. But man…that base. Wow. No thank you!
Bummed out by this one, to be honest! I have high hopes for maple teas since the Maple Cheesecake Ti Kwan Yin. If only they’d bring that one back again. xD Dying to try it again!
Flavors: Maple, Pepper, Sweet, Wood
