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“Sipdown! If you’ve tried any cream-flavoured tea from this company then imagine that with cranberries. It’s a muddled tart cream contraption which may or may not groove. It’s a simple concept but a...” Read full tasting note
“Cold Brew! I steeped this up because I was craving a gentler flavoured fruity black, and the dry leaf smelled like it would be in that style. I spent most of the cold brew trying to figure out...” Read full tasting note
Ceylon black tea with cranberry & creme flavor.
US$8.00 – US$15.00
Ingredients: Black Tea, Cranberry, Cranberry & Creme Flavor, Raspberry Leaves
The two ounce bag of tea will usually yield approximately:
15 large cups (16 oz) of tea or
30 small cups (8 oz). of tea
The four ounce reusable tin of tea will usually yield approximately:
30 large cups (16 oz) of tea or
60 small cups (8 oz). of tea
Sipdown!
If you’ve tried any cream-flavoured tea from this company then imagine that with cranberries. It’s a muddled tart cream contraption which may or may not groove. It’s a simple concept but a cozy one. It also reminds me a little of Cranberry Pear by David’sTea. The crass, robust black tea base means this blend does well with milk.
Flavors: Berries, Cranberry, Cream, Malt, Red Fruits, Sweet
Cold Brew!
I steeped this up because I was craving a gentler flavoured fruity black, and the dry leaf smelled like it would be in that style. I spent most of the cold brew trying to figure out exactly what other flavouring was in this blend besides just cranberry. It was very distracting. It sort of tasted a bit starchy/doughy and I thought that maybe it was a not super great quality chocolate flavouring? It looks like it’s a vanilla/cream flavour though, so I wasn’t correct but in hindsight that does explain my association with dough. Sometimes cream flavouring tastes a lot like fondant to me.
Overall this was… fine. Probably better hot.
