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“Sadly this tea was a bit of a miss for me, but I don’t know if that was exactly the tea teas’ fault. I’ve been slowly seeing chocolate and passion fruit paired together more commonly – especially...” Read full tasting note
“I really liked this one, and sipped it down. The servings of the silver needle teas tend to be way smaller than other samplers, especially black or herbal teas. I was able to serve two with longer...” Read full tasting note
Ravello is an embodiment of romantic, musical breathtaking love. This blend holds in its refined cup the lingering scent of delicate passionflower fruit grounded by dark chocolate with notes of bright lemon peel, sensuous rosebuds, and the penetrating gaze of vanilla orchid.
Organic Silver Needle White Tea, Organic Rose Buds, Organic Madagascar Vanilla Bean, Organic Italian Vegan Cocoa Powder, Organic Calendula Flowers, Organic Lemon Peel, Organic Passionfruit Extract, Natural Vanilla & Chocolate Extracts, Organic Vanilla PowderCompany description not available.
Sadly this tea was a bit of a miss for me, but I don’t know if that was exactly the tea teas’ fault. I’ve been slowly seeing chocolate and passion fruit paired together more commonly – especially with more “avant garde” or experimental companies that kind of lead/push that trend curve. I remember one of the first instances was when we were in LA and visited a company who were selling a passionfruit and dark chocolate ice cream. With one exception (a cheesecake), it’s just never been a combination I’ve personally enjoyed. I was hopeful I would in this application, but I just don’t find these two flavours click together harmoniously. It’s a bit cacophonous. Add to that the extra element of floral rose, and this was just a little too busy for me.
I do think, of all the flavours, passionfruit was the strongest – so at least something was “leading the pack” so to speak. I just didn’t really love this particular passionfruit flavouring either though, so that added to the whole “not my jam” of it all.
