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“Yessss, I got a little more of this tea from RachanaC (A.K.A. Rachel). (So glad she was willing to give a bit of it up. I don’t know if I would have, myself, haha.) I get the urge to cling to...” Read full tasting note
“Mmmm this is wonderful, really hits the spot. I was craving a sweet dessert tea this afternoon and this was waiting for me in my mailbox. Thanks to the SororiTea Sisteres blog contest I get to...” Read full tasting note
“Just got my Box O’ Goodies from LiberTeas – Thanks so much! So I started on this tea right away…mostly because I love caramel tea and well Gun’s and Roses. LOL. Boy, was this an awesome tea. I...” Read full tasting note
“I have gone smoothie crazy! I got a new blender yesterday and if I can blend it, I will. Soo, why not a frozen tea smoothie? As this one has a strong caramel flavor, I figured it could hold up to...” Read full tasting note
This Caramel Tea is the ultimate treat! A caramel tea that is rich, creamy and decadent – thats what my Sweet Caramel oMine is all about!
This is a unique Caramel tea blend from my own recipe, using high grown Ceylon teas as well as Assams (to highlight the malty tones of the caramel), and organic caramel flavors. Youll even find a couple of tiny caramel nuggets amongst the tea leaves!
The flavor is bold, slightly sweet (but youll want to add a touch of sweetener to your tea to bring out the more subtle notes of the caramel flavors), and buttery rich, just like a favorite homemade caramel candy — but with far fewer calories and no fat!
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Exciting! In going through my tea stash yesterday, I found some of this! I can’t believe I never wrote a note about it because I know how much I like it. In fact, I was lying in bed this morning thinking about what tea I wanted with breakfast and this one came to mind first and wouldn’t leave.
It smells amazing in the tin, deep and rich caramel aroma, which makes me think of colors like chocolate brown. No. 2 smelled it and immediately said he wanted some, so I made enough for him to have some (but he left to go get pancakes before it was done steeping, so great, more for me).
The aroma of the steeped tea lightens up quite a bit into more of a candy caramel, which makes me think of colors like coffee and tan. That’s also where the vanilla note comes in. The tea is a clear maple color, not murky like some caramel teas, where the caramel bits melt and turn the liquor to sludge.
The flavor is just as I remembered it. Very obviously caramel, but not overpowering, and not just riding the surface or otherwise glommed on. The tea itself isn’t overly strong and is fairly smooth. I might steep it a bit longer next time and see what that does. Yes, I’m overjoyed that I have enough to enjoy more cups of this! I can see why I was hoarding it, as it is one of the last of the LiberTEAS teas, but it’s one of those things where I’m going to have to bite the bullet and drink it or risk that it be discovered fossilized in an archaeological dig in the far distant future.
Flavors: Caramel, Vanilla
Sounds so lovely!