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“Today I wasn’t sure I wanted something as acidic as Executus, but it was still sitting in my IngenuiTEA, and I was feeling too lazy to take it upstairs to clean it out. I opened up my tea drawer,...” Read full tasting note
“Very fruity and tangy.” Read full tasting note
“I admit, I’m not a big herbal fan. The strong red color scared me enough to put in a little sugar. But it still tastes like Theraflu to me. I think herbals and I just don’t get along.” Read full tasting note
“This tea and a long shower are part of my hangover cure routine, or whenever I just want something fruity.” Read full tasting note
After about a week of sobriety, my liver finally woke up from the decade-long stretch of binge drinking it was subjected to. And let me tell you, nothing helps kick start a major organ quite like some herbal tea. I created this concoction by mixing a bit of blood orange with sour apple, and although I’m not a tea fanatic, my liver does want to thank Adagio for the respite.
Created by: Alex Albrecht
Ingredients: rose hips, hibiscus, orange, apple pieces, natural apple flavor, natural orange flavor
Steeping Instructions: Steep at 212° for 5 minutes.
Today I wasn’t sure I wanted something as acidic as Executus, but it was still sitting in my IngenuiTEA, and I was feeling too lazy to take it upstairs to clean it out. I opened up my tea drawer, pulled out some fresh chamomile leaves, and dropped a teaspoon of them into the pot.
Boom! Executus, but not so sour and tangy. The chamomile did a great job mellowing it out. Credit to Inguna Trepsa’s Zodiac Series blend Cancer for the inspiration.
Prepared in Adagio IngenuiTEA teapot.
