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“I bumped this up in rating because I gave it another fair chance. The scent is still a little boozy but its not as bad as before. That might be due to the fact that I let it sit in my cupboard in...” Read full tasting note
“One of my all-time faves! Solid, mellow rooibos, with a very subtle citrus twist. I steep this for a very short time—just a minutes or so. Absolutely wonderful for rooibos lovers. No caffeine. ...” Read full tasting note
“It’s always interesting seeing what kinds of teas friends have in their cabinets. I automatically went for the rooibos despite the fact that it smelled kind of like a lemon-scented cleaner. It...” Read full tasting note
“I love this tea, both the aroma and the taste. When you open the package it is a bit like opening a bag of fruit (such as apples) that has gone a bit heady, with an aroma that exudes just a...” Read full tasting note
Rooibos (from a South African plant), yellow plum, orange, apple, papaya, pineapple & ginger. A fruity blend that is great iced!
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I bumped this up in rating because I gave it another fair chance. The scent is still a little boozy but its not as bad as before. That might be due to the fact that I let it sit in my cupboard in the non-airtight bag that it came in. It tastes very good this time. It tastes like a mixture of tropical fruits, more like pineapples. I love the bits of yellow flowers and dried fruits. Good tea over all. I’m glad I gave it another chance. I’ve drank this several times after.
It’s always interesting seeing what kinds of teas friends have in their cabinets. I automatically went for the rooibos despite the fact that it smelled kind of like a lemon-scented cleaner. It definitely has a taste like cleaner as well, but it was drinkable. The fruit flavor is light and pleasant, though I can’t quite pin down what kind of fruit it is. I imagine I’d like it quite a bit if it weren’t for that main unpleasant flavor.
I love this tea, both the aroma and the taste. When you open the package it is a bit like opening a bag of fruit (such as apples) that has gone a bit heady, with an aroma that exudes just a smidgen of alcohol. That aroma is like a magnet, drawing me to the table as I sit and wait for the tea to steep. This is one tea that I do not add anything to — no honey is needed to enhance the body of the drink, nor is lemon needed to balance any bitterness.
