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“A cup at work earlier today. I must have accidently steeped too long. I’m too used to drinking tea at home and having a timer and no distraction. I’ll have to do better next time.” Read full tasting note
“Another quince & elderberry tea? It looks like they only make three, so this should be the final one. Odd that they make both a quince-elderberry black tea AND a quince-elderberry-honey black...” Read full tasting note
“My absolute favorite tea. I think it has something to do with the elderberry and quince. Only requires 1 cube of Dan Sukker Ruokopalasokeri (sugar).” Read full tasting note
“I tasted this tea in the teabag version. The name of this tea promises something very special, but I was disappointed. Firt, the smell isn´t very original. I tasted this tea raw (meaning without...” Read full tasting note
The Emperor’s Bride tea has been a classic already for generations and it is our most sold recipe. This much Nordqvist signature recipe is based on Assam and Ceylon tea, elderberry and quince flavourings. Loose-leaf tea enhanced with dried orange peel, pineapple pieces and thistle petals.
Ingredients: black tea, dried orange peel, pineapple pieces and thistle petals, elderberry- and quince flavour.
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Another quince & elderberry tea? It looks like they only make three, so this should be the final one. Odd that they make both a quince-elderberry black tea AND a quince-elderberry-honey black tea…
I enjoyed the other version, and this one is nice too. I don’t taste anything remotely berry-like, but the sweet and mellow pearish notes are nice, and have a bit of a honeyed note even without the added flavoring. Definitely more like canned or cooked pears rather than fresh ones, as it lacks that crispness. The base is smooth and unassuming, with a bit of a biscuity note to it.
Pleasant tea, but I think I prefer the version with the honey flavor.
Nordqvist Adventure teas tried: 15/20
Flavors: Biscuit, Fruity, Honey, Metallic, Pear, Quince, Smooth, Sweet, Syrupy, Tea
I tasted this tea in the teabag version. The name of this tea promises something very special, but I was disappointed. Firt, the smell isn´t very original. I tasted this tea raw (meaning without milk/honey/sugar) and I wasn´s impressed. To me, it tasted like regular assam tea. It was ok, but I could´t find any real aroma notes that would have really spiced the tea.
I tried the teabag version of this tea, and the teabag said two minutes steeping time. I didn´t like this tea so much eitheran dwrote a rewiew about it.