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“Something that tastes this bad has to be good for you, right? Gah. This brews up to a medium yellowy color and the aroma is very leafy. Which is understandable when you check the ingredients list:...” Read full tasting note
“Not an especially tasty or exciting tea, though not hard on the palate if you’re looking for a herbal tea that won’t overpower your senses. Could be mixed with something sweet, though there seem to...” Read full tasting note
Said to be anti aging and good for memory, gingko leaves deliver an invigorating herbal tisane that also tastes great.
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Something that tastes this bad has to be good for you, right? Gah. This brews up to a medium yellowy color and the aroma is very leafy. Which is understandable when you check the ingredients list: ginko, nettle leaves, blackberry leaves, St Johns wort, vervain, mistletoe, white thorn leaves, lemongrass, green tea, willow herb, cornflower blossoms and safflower blossoms (the last two probably for decorative purposes only).
So what does it taste like? It tastes like most herbal teas I hate, so packed with leaves it tastes like drinking a wet garden. If I’m drinking a herbal tisane, I prefer uncomplicated blends, regardless of the health benefits!
Yes, I agree about herbal blends like that… I love my herbs, but simpler is better.
Wow, that’s a lot of stuff packed into that blend.
I’d expect nothing short of a miracle cure after drinking something with that many hearbs in it haha