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“Apples: check! Chocolate: check! Green/Black tea: not so much in the first steep. Will see what #2 brings. So the first part of the sip fills my mouth with apple flavour. Baked apples. And then as...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! And thanks to Indigobloom for letting me try a sample of this tea, also before it’s in her hands next weekend :D You guys are awesome. Anyhow! I really had no idea how this tea would...” Read full tasting note
“I will do a better tasting note another time but this was a very nice way to wake up this morning! I’m up far too early and far too fuzzy to really give this tea the review it deserves but yet...” Read full tasting note
“i love apple teas. i love chocolate teas. della terra is bold with the deserts. and you can smell this tea before you even pull the bag out of your purse! it wasn’t as chocolaty as i was hoping...” Read full tasting note
This tea really tastes like a chocolate dipped apple! As simple as it gets, chocolate+apple=this incredible black and green blended tea! A rich chocolate taste combines with fresh apple for an amazing aroma and flavor. By using black and green tea together in this blend we feel we have captured a more authentic flavor of chocolate dipped apple. Try this one now! Limited quantity!
Ingredients: Black tea, green tea, chocolate bits, chocolate flavor, apple bits and flavor
Allergens: contains dairy, soy. For more allergy info visit our FAQ
Suggested brewing tips:
Serving Size: 1 level tsp./6oz serving
Water Temp: 210°F
Steep Time: 2- 3 minutes
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Hmm.. this has black tea in it? I don’t really taste it. I thought the green/black blend was really interesting, haven’t had many green/black blends. The apple flavor comes through nicely, but I don’t get a lot of chocolate taste. It’s there, but very subtle. It’s a good tea, but not something I plan on ordering more of.
Sipdown 135/395. Thanks Janelle for the sample.
I would suggest taking this note with a pinch of salt, as it’s at this point a very old tea in my collection and also a very small sample (I’d already drank this a couple of times when it was new and left enough for half a cup) that I underleafed something criminal, forgetting for like the 10th time this week to use less water. It’s okay, and I remember thinking that even when drinking it new and with an appropriate amount of leaf. The chocolate is present in the smell, but not the taste, and the apple is juicy but mild. If I concentrate there’s a slight chocolate note in the aftertaste. The base looks fairly green, with not much black, but it’s not astringent at all. In fact, the base tea is barely noticeable. It’s a simple tea, and I won’t miss it but I am glad to have had the opportunity to try it.
Wow, I have some old teas that I probably shouldn’t be holding on to. How long do they stay good? It might be time to start cleaning out the cupboard!
Either way, I still gave this one a try. I didn’t get a whole lot of flavor (probably because of the age!) so I splashed in some milk and finished it off
How old was this? I was amazed by how much flavour my Della Terra Shamrocks had and it was like 2.5 years old when I finished it off the other week.
2.5-3 years probably sounds right. I actually have at least one unopened Della Terra tea so I’m curious to see how that will be!
I’m curious too! :)
The dry tea smelled really delicious. Smelled strongly of apples and chocolate, with a little bit of caramel.
The tea itself was surprisingly refreshing, the apple more prominent, the chocolate more of an aftertaste.
Nothing too special, but overall a nice chocolate tea that doesn’t overwhelm.
