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“Made a mug of this a few nights ago and really enjoyed it! Something about the combination of lemongrass and sweet coconut always feels just a little bit Thai-inspired to me, but that’s not a bad...” Read full tasting note
“I couldn’t remember exactly what this tea was called, so in my notes I have it written as “stalactites” which isn’t the furthest off! It’s lightly fruity and a little coconutty. I love a...” Read full tasting note
Caffeine free fruit tea with a soothing lavender and coconut taste resulting in a cookie like flavor. For a cooling visual effect, the purple lavender flowers and blue butterfly pea blossoms combine to make a beautiful blue colored tea
Tasting Notes: lavender | coconut | cookies
Let this tea crystalize in your cup with an icy blast of blue liquor fit for an ice queen. The blue color of the cup may appear cold and distant, but the flavors are warm and confident. Embrace the cold and jump into these new powerful and aromatic tastes of lavender ice and coconut snow. This newfound power is so sweet and can be very relaxing to sip and just let it go.
Frozen Fractals is a caffeine free fruit tea with a soothing lavender base accented with the taste of a coconut shortbread cookie. For a cooling visual effect, the purple lavender flowers and blue butterfly pea blossoms combine to make a beautiful blue colored tea!
Ingredients: candied pineapple, coconut flakes, coconut chips, lavender, flavor, lemongrass, butterfly pea flowers, purple mallow blossoms
Made a mug of this a few nights ago and really enjoyed it! Something about the combination of lemongrass and sweet coconut always feels just a little bit Thai-inspired to me, but that’s not a bad thing at all. It’s just kind of interesting to be drinking a Frozen inspired blend and have Thailand front of center in your mind. It’s a smooth tea though with a nice medium-ish sweetness from the coconut and candied pineapple that does a good job balancing out what is a pretty heavy handed lavender note. Were it not for the sweetness and fruitier flavours I think this amount of lavender could easily come off as soapy, but the overall blend is really cohesive and does a fantastic job course correcting those flavours. Plus it’s blue, which I guess some people care about.
I couldn’t remember exactly what this tea was called, so in my notes I have it written as “stalactites” which isn’t the furthest off! It’s lightly fruity and a little coconutty. I love a lemongrass-heavy tea. It’s really refreshing cold! I remove the butterfly pea flower so I don’t have to taste that flavor. Frustratingly, the coconut is starting to turn already.
