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“sample sipdown! thank you cavocorax for sending me this along with a few other teas to try from murchies. This is decent enough blend, though i’m not sure it’s as “raspberry” as i want it to be. ...” Read full tasting note
“This is pretty decent! As it’s a Murchie’s tea I was worried about astringency so I steeped a double-dose of leaves for 2 minutes and that seems to have been perfect. It’s nice and mild and...” Read full tasting note
“It’s raspberryish in that tea way, and I love black tea… so this is pretty much as I expected. Not as good as a raspberry earl grey, but good for those mornings when you rrrreaally just want to...” Read full tasting note
“Next up from my Murchie’s order! One of the many fruity black teas that I selected, this one was actually part of their Summer Fruit sampler, which came with 2 ounces each of Tuscany Orange,...” Read full tasting note
A sweet blend of black teas and the fresh picked taste of ripe raspberries. Amazingly fragrant, the fine, smooth black tea is a perfect base for juicy raspberry taste!
Originally blended: 1980’s
Nothing tastes like summer more than the just picked tastes of raspberries. Tangy and sweet with a well rounded flavour and soft fruit aroma.
Try this tea iced to quench your thirst on a hot day!
Tea Bag Ingredients: Black tea (Ceylon, Keemun) natural and artificial flavouring
Loose Tea Ingredients: Black tea (Ceylon, Keemun), red cornflower petals, raspberry leaf, natural and artificial flavouring
Since 1894, Murchie’s has been importing and blending the finest quality teas from select gardens around the world. As the decades have passed, the art of tea blending and tradition of excellence are handed down along with the old recipes. Today, Murchie’s offers traditional products and classic blends while also developing new combinations for a new generation of tea drinkers. We are proud to provide blends for events and occasions, from local landmarks to national observations and royal milestones.
sample sipdown! thank you cavocorax for sending me this along with a few other teas to try from murchies. This is decent enough blend, though i’m not sure it’s as “raspberry” as i want it to be. The black base in this is fairly smooth and blends well with the flavour.
Thanks again cavo!
This is pretty decent!
As it’s a Murchie’s tea I was worried about astringency so I steeped a double-dose of leaves for 2 minutes and that seems to have been perfect. It’s nice and mild and fruity. I’m looking forward to drinking the rest of this sample!
It’s raspberryish in that tea way, and I love black tea… so this is pretty much as I expected. Not as good as a raspberry earl grey, but good for those mornings when you rrrreaally just want to crawl back into bed.
Next up from my Murchie’s order! One of the many fruity black teas that I selected, this one was actually part of their Summer Fruit sampler, which came with 2 ounces each of Tuscany Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, and Peach Rooibos. I was already interested in some of those teas, so I figured why not?
Sadly, this is just okay IMO. The raspberry is a bit hard candy-like. It makes me reminisce about when my grandmother lived in her own small apartment, and always had a crystal candy dish on her coffee table with ribbon candy, those sliced hard candies with the cute images inside (no idea what they’re called), and assorted fruit hard candies – including the raspberry ones, which were round and had the bumpy texture of a raspberry. I think they had some kind of syrupy filling too?
So even though this isn’t a fresh raspberry flavor (as promised), and has a bit of a chalky edge to my tastebuds, I still appreciate the memories it activated. Will perhaps try it as a creamy raspberry milk tea one of these days.
Flavors: Artificial, Berry, Candy, Chalky, Fruity, Jam, Powdery, Raspberry, Smooth, Sweet
so it’s nice but it isn’t THE raspberry tea ?
no, not THE raspberry tea. I will keep searching for you! ;)
thank you Sil, dear serial tea drinker :)
Sorry it wasn’t THE raspberry, but I’ve found the Murchie’s teas to be hit or miss.