Apricot Black from Special Teas Inc

Apricot Black

Tea type
Black Tea
Ingredients
Apricot Flavour, Calendula, Ceylon Black Tea
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Average preparation
Boiling 4 min, 0 sec 10 oz / 295 ml

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  • “i have a new obsession. depending on my mood this becomes fresh apricot preserves (with more sugar) or fresh apricots off the tree (less sugar). brilliant. very smooth, no astringency. i have...” Read full tasting note
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i have a new obsession.

depending on my mood this becomes fresh apricot preserves (with more sugar) or fresh apricots off the tree (less sugar).

brilliant.

very smooth, no astringency. i have experimented with standard and double (though not less than) amounts of leaf as well as longer steep times…. it has not gone bitter and i have not had negative results!

predominantly apricot flavour, though a very mild floral aspect after-the-fact. the tea base is the perfect compliment to the fruit component… warmth with very little malt, just enough to differentiate it from the blend assertively.

this is awesome.
Preparation
Boiling 4 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 10 OZ / 295 ML
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boychik 11 years ago

I love fresh or preserve apricots( halfs, not jam). Do they sell online?

JustJames 11 years ago

they do! http://www.specialtea.com/ i think they have 400 blends? it’s the most amazing place. all blended in the store. the vietnamese OP1 black is amazzzzzzzzzzzing.

boychik 11 years ago

Good to know James! I have to check them out.

Terri HarpLady 11 years ago

When I eat preserves, which is rare but does happen on occasion, I always go for Apricot or peach.

JustJames 11 years ago

i prefer apricot… oddly i frequently get an element of tobacco with peach =0/

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