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“Sipdown! Thank you Carol Who for this sample! This was a nice morning tea. Not a strong smack you in the face black, but a lighter one. I had two cups of it in a row. I get a bit of citrus, but...” Read full tasting note
“I’m a big fan of this tea. It’s a not too bitter black and it has a slight hint of lemon. Just enough to lighten it up a little.” Read full tasting note
“A nice black tea for the morning. Light lemon taste peeks out like a bit of spring sunshine. I wonder what this would taste like if cold brewed? I think the lemon would become more prominent. ...” Read full tasting note
“It smells really good—bright and fruity like pineapple! When I drink it, I can taste slightly more lemon than pineapple, but it’s not really a tart lemon, it is softer. Since I sweeten my teas,...” Read full tasting note
Pull back the white veil of winter with the softest touch of aromatic lemon. Bright but not too bold, the citrus is complemented by a black tea blend of medium intensity.
Ingredients:
Black tea from Ceylon, India and China
Sunflower blossoms
Natural Flavor
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Sipdown! Thank you Carol Who for this sample!
This was a nice morning tea. Not a strong smack you in the face black, but a lighter one. I had two cups of it in a row. I get a bit of citrus, but not necessarily lemon. Just a brightness that I can’t place. Hmm, well I burped a little and that did taste like lemon. So I don’t know. It’s nice though.
I paired this with some Count Chocula that I needed to “eatdown” since it had been there a while.
A nice black tea for the morning. Light lemon taste peeks out like a bit of spring sunshine. I wonder what this would taste like if cold brewed? I think the lemon would become more prominent. Thanks Zwi for this sample.
It smells really good—bright and fruity like pineapple! When I drink it, I can taste slightly more lemon than pineapple, but it’s not really a tart lemon, it is softer. Since I sweeten my teas, I’m getting a candied lemon taste (maybe I should cut back on the sugar, haha!) instead of a tart lemon.
This does “taste” very spring-like. Reminds me of easter. Spring and fruity. No “grassy” taste or herbal taste. I would drink it when I wanted something dessert-like.
Compared to some other citrus-flavored teas from this company that I’ve had, this one is more “memorable”. I don’t think I’d buy this all year around, but that’s ok since it’s one of their seasonal blends so after spring they’ll stop selling it until next year.
ok, how embarrassing is this….I was more excited that you had Count Chocula than I was about your tea review.
It’s the kid in us, I grew up on it, so I get really excited when it comes out every year!