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“1/26/22 Sipdown! This came in an old sipsby box and I decided to cold brew it! It was fabulous!! I like it both hot and cold. Interested in trying more from this brand. Fruity and green grassy.” Read full tasting note
“I bought a sample of this tea to test the brand. It has no real peculiarity and it will not stand out from another red fruit tea. The taste of red fruits is quite successful but it is difficult to...” Read full tasting note
“Tea #3 from my June 2018 Sips by Tea Box. Oh my, this is quite the tasty tea. I didn’t expect much, ‘red berry’ teas usually don’t do a whole lot for me and greens are always hit or miss,...” Read full tasting note
This delicate blend of red berries and green tea provides an outstanding flavored experience, bringing to mind the warrior goddess Ifri. With so much clout in North Africa, she was long deemed to be the defender of merchants, and as such her image was embossed on Berber coins. In most common representations, she was topped with an elephant remains, with a horn of plenty in her hand.
Within the arms of our Amazigh land, we feel mesmerizingly carried away by the fresh mint scent, back to our deepest memories. It rekindles those secular times of sharing and warmth. SAYRA was then born, out of such glorious legacy, a flawless chemistry between the natural elements and ancient knowhow. Taking pride in its oriental roots and exploring local wealth, it takes you into a journey of senses, during which tea flavors and candle delicate fragrances have been meticulously picked to imagine unique getaway moods.
1/26/22
Sipdown! This came in an old sipsby box and I decided to cold brew it! It was fabulous!! I like it both hot and cold. Interested in trying more from this brand.
Fruity and green grassy.
Flavors: Berries, Brisk, Fruity, Goji, Grassy
I bought a sample of this tea to test the brand. It has no real peculiarity and it will not stand out from another red fruit tea. The taste of red fruits is quite successful but it is difficult to identify green tea. It’s not bad but not really good either, I wouldn’t try again.
Tea #3 from my June 2018 Sips by Tea Box.
Oh my, this is quite the tasty tea. I didn’t expect much, ‘red berry’ teas usually don’t do a whole lot for me and greens are always hit or miss, especially bagged greens. Sayra (a company I’ve never heard of before, if nothing else Sips by is introducing me to a lot of new companies) hit this one out of the park. With NO hibiscus (yay), this is quite sweet, though I did cheat and add a bit of extra sweetener to bring out the fruit flavour more. And it is certainly red berries, I can definitively taste the red currant and cranberry and I have a deep love of goji berries. The green base is pretty weak overall, there in the background but not much character to it. The berries, however, are fantastic.
