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“Sipdown no. 60 for the year 2014. Hey, look what I found in my work stash! A little bag of this! I must have got it as a sample when I ordered from LiberTEAS way back when. A nice little...” Read full tasting note
“Since it’s getting later, I figured I’d slow things down a little and drink something with a little (or no!) caffeine. I love my Starry Night blend. Green rooibos, which I prefer over the red,...” Read full tasting note
“You could really taste the green roobios,peach and mango. Pretty decent.” Read full tasting note
The flavors of summertime come alive in your teacup with this delightful Green Rooibos Tisane — sweet, juicy and vibrant! Green Rooibos are the un-oxidized leaves of the South African Rooibos plant, which is celebrated for its health benefits. In this blend, I flavor the tiny Green Rooibos leaves (these leaves are very tiny — like little tiny needles), and blend them with bits of Peach, Mango, Papaya, and Orange Peel, and toss them with petals to add a bit more visual appeal.
This tisane is a summertime favorite – it’s so deliciously refreshing when served as an iced beverage. It’s also quite nice served hot on a chilly evening, when it’s a bit too late to have caffeine — it’s naturally caffeine free.
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Sipdown no. 60 for the year 2014. Hey, look what I found in my work stash! A little bag of this! I must have got it as a sample when I ordered from LiberTEAS way back when. A nice little surprise to find it again.
Of course, it is ancient. I can’t believe I didn’t drink it when I first got it. I meant to.
I smelled mostly peach in the little bag, and I also taste mostly peach after steeping. I’m also getting the sort of woodsy green rooibos flavor and a bit of tartness that I think must be the orange peel.
It’s a nice, light fruit flavor without too much rooibosiness. I think the fact that it’s green rooibos probably accounts for how well the light flavor comes through without any dustiness or hamster cage that I sometimes get from red rooibos.
I can only imagine how nice this would have been if I’d had it when I first bought it. Rating based on an extrapolation of how it tastes now (nice despite its age) to what it likely would have tasted like if it was still fresh.
Flavors: Orange Zest, Peach, Wood
Since it’s getting later, I figured I’d slow things down a little and drink something with a little (or no!) caffeine. I love my Starry Night blend. Green rooibos, which I prefer over the red, with delightful fruit flavors – peach and mango are the most prominent.
Delicious!
«Rating based on an extrapolation of how it tastes now…»
That’s really thoughtful, it really shows your love for tea! I have to remember that when I come across the “ancients” in my cupboard, lol!
Yeah, I was going to give it a 78 but then I thought, you know, it isn’t really fair because I know this would taste better if it was fresh. The little bag it was in, for example, had a bit of an old paper scent, which I had to factor out of the aroma and (I figured) the taste as well.