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“Huh, another situation where I came to just mark a sipdown and somehow there is no prior note for it. I actually enjoyed this one. It reminded me of strawberry milk, though admittedly I always had...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! (24 | 339) Another free sample. Not in love with this one – it’s okay, definitely drinkable, just not my favorite. There is a strawberry-esque flavor, but mostly it’s just from the...” Read full tasting note
Blacks, greens, oolongs, and even rooibos teas get all the attention when it comes to boba and bubble tea drinks – why shouldn’t herbals have some fun?! We go super creamy and fruity with this honeybush blend (reminiscent of earthy oat milk when prepared as a milk tea – like Dessert by Deb’s Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie), bursting with juicy strawberries, rosehips, apple, and coconut. Herbals and non-dairy milks have their moment to shine; can we get big hurray at the endless possibilities of boba drinks? HURRAY!!
Certified Organic Ingredients: Honeybush*, Apple, Rosehips, Strawberries, Elderberries, Hibiscus, Coconut*, Toasted Coconut* (* = certified organic)
Handcrafted in Toronto, Canada.
Steeping instructions: 2 tea spoons at 212F for 5-6 mins enjoy me with milk/as an iced milk tea!
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Huh, another situation where I came to just mark a sipdown and somehow there is no prior note for it. I actually enjoyed this one. It reminded me of strawberry milk, though admittedly I always had it as an oat milk latte so I can’t promise that the blend on its own would have the same effect. Hibiscus is clearly part of how that effect is created so hibiscus haters will probably want to steer clear.
Sipdown! (24 | 339)
Another free sample. Not in love with this one – it’s okay, definitely drinkable, just not my favorite. There is a strawberry-esque flavor, but mostly it’s just from the hibiscus, since there are only a few small pieces of dried strawberry here. And then there’s quite a lot of coconut, I guess trying to emulate creaminess.
But really, it tastes like hibiscus with a bit of coconut and some sweetness. Pleasant, but I wouldn’t call it strawberry oat milk…
Flavors: Coconut, Creamy, Fruity, Hibiscus, Red Fruits, Sweet, Tart, Woody
