Berry Sunset from Bayswater Tea Co.

Berry Sunset

Tea type
Fruit Tea
Ingredients
Apple, Calcium Carbonate, Hibiscus, Lemongrass, Orange Wedges, Strawberry, Vitamin C
Flavors
Grapefruit, Lemon, Strawberry, Sweet, Tart
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Average preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 7 min, 15 sec 8 oz / 236 ml

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  • “The minute the hot water hit the leaf, the hibby purple began to spread. Consequently, I didn’t let this steep as long as I would another herbal and that might have been a mistake because this is...” Read full tasting note
  • “Really didn’t like the cold brew of this so I figured a hot brew was probably out of the question (if it was piercingly hibiscus cold, it was bound to be hellish hot) but actually I think the hot...” Read full tasting note
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  • “This one smelled quite strong dry, so I was a bit wary to steep it up, but it turned out quite nicely. It’s a bit like lemonade with a hint of hibiscus. It brewed up a medium pink, but the hibiscus...” Read full tasting note

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The minute the hot water hit the leaf, the hibby purple began to spread. Consequently, I didn’t let this steep as long as I would another herbal and that might have been a mistake because this is tasteless. Perhaps the cold brew will be better. Nonetheless, thank you Roswell Strange for the chance to try something new.
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Really didn’t like the cold brew of this so I figured a hot brew was probably out of the question (if it was piercingly hibiscus cold, it was bound to be hellish hot) but actually I think the hot brew was, super shockingly, better!

It was like hot pink lemonade, similar to DT’s Pink Flamingo blend. Only difference is this was more hibiscus and less citrus. Pink Flamingo is definitely better than this one in pretty much all regard, but the mug I this I steeped up was at least drinkable which is more than I can say for the cold brew.

I guess I’ll be finishing this one off hot. Definitely not something I was expecting to do.
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This one smelled quite strong dry, so I was a bit wary to steep it up, but it turned out quite nicely. It’s a bit like lemonade with a hint of hibiscus. It brewed up a medium pink, but the hibiscus was very light. I’m enjoying it hot, but I have a feeling it will be even better cold brewed.

This one is actually labelled as a ‘sun tea’. Perhaps that means I should brew it in the sun?
Preparation
Boiling 6 min, 30 sec
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Cold brewing is a more hygienic way of sun brewing… at least that’s what I’ve been reading lately when I was looking into cold brewing!

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