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“A sipdown! (M: 2 Y: 67) A perfect refreshing cuppa, even when I drank it hot. As gmathis wrote, it is very hibiscus forward, but lime tastes natural and is very refreshing. I think it could be a...” Read full tasting note
“This is very, very, very hibiscus-y. In most circumstances, that would lower my rating to the floor. However, I can stand a little hibby when it’s cold-steeped in the fridge, which I did today (100...” Read full tasting note
Fruit tea with hibiscus, rosehip, orange and the natural aroma of refreshing lime and goji (Chinese goji).
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A sipdown! (M: 2 Y: 67)
A perfect refreshing cuppa, even when I drank it hot. As gmathis wrote, it is very hibiscus forward, but lime tastes natural and is very refreshing.
I think it could be a blast iced; but this was a last tea bag, drank on rainy afternoon.
This is very, very, very hibiscus-y. In most circumstances, that would lower my rating to the floor. However, I can stand a little hibby when it’s cold-steeped in the fridge, which I did today (100 F — I don’t care what I’m drinking as long as it’s cold). With some real lime wedges, it reminds me a little of Swee-Tarts on ice. (Thanks, Martin! These fruit infusions have been great for summer.)
In Missouri, we are very close to “I don’t care how it tastes as long as it is wet and cold!” season. It was so hot Wednesday (we were on the road and had been doing heavy labor at my mom-in-law’s), I voluntarily drank bottled sweet tea.