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“All right, now this is pretty tasty. Hot, you get mostly the orange flavor with a bit of alcohol as if it were flavored with orange extract. It was still pretty good, but I’m so glad I put the rest...” Read full tasting note
“Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge – October Tea #6-A dessert tea Another excellent prompt option – this is one of my favorite dessert teas. Not a sipdown of my full stash of this blend, but a...” Read full tasting note
The name of this tea describes the intense taste which really hits your senses. A strong, sun ripened orange combined with mild yogurt will make you taste the sun on your tongue. The taste is similar to a hard candy which owns fine, sweet lemony fruit notes. Thanks to the shiny orange peel and bright yogurt pieces, this tea presents a visual sensation which unites fruit and freshness. A fresh and aromatic composition which makes you long for summer to come.
This tea is caffeine free.
Brewing Suggestions
1½ tsp. tea
8 oz. boiling (212°) water
Steep for 5 minutes
Ingredients:Rooibos tea, orange peel, flavoring, freeze-dried yogurt granules
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All right, now this is pretty tasty. Hot, you get mostly the orange flavor with a bit of alcohol as if it were flavored with orange extract. It was still pretty good, but I’m so glad I put the rest of my mug in the fridge because wow, this morning I am drinking pure creamsicle. The flavor is so creamy and accurate. If I order from Angry Tea Room again, I will certainly purchase a larger amount of this and drink it chilled every time.
Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge – October Tea #6-A dessert tea
Another excellent prompt option – this is one of my favorite dessert teas. Not a sipdown of my full stash of this blend, but a sipdown for the amount I brought with me. I wonder if this is a blend that Angry Tea Room sourced from Adagio… or I think Tschgwendner has the same blend…
Yep, I love this one. :D