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Super tasty, much like movie night. I’m all into comforting teas today.
I had this with a dash of vanilla soy milk. Very sweet, nutty, some notes of caramel and praline, candied walnut. Just so good.

Super tasty and very comforting.

Toasted coconut and the sweetness of caramel corn. Some fruity notes (dried apple and figs), but the popcorn flavour is very light.

I’m not sure what to think of this EG. I get weird hints of smoke and minerals. The citrus/bergamot is nice, but I find the base lacks sweetness and is drying. This makes the cup a bit of a challenge to drink plain (I ended up adding a touch of sugar to mine).

Another belated tasting note.

I got a whole bunch of Lupicia’s teas before they sold out of everything and this one I decided t only get the 10 teabags so I don’t have 25+ cups worth in a tin taking up precious space. I’ve had this twice, one with soy milk and once plain. Both were good. The vanilla/strawberry combo is something I hadn’t considered before but wow is it ever stellar. The rose is very gentle and I found in most sips it was barely present. The vanilla was sweet and creamy, the strawberry was very sweet and natural tasting. It reminded me of a milkshake. I’m not crazy about the green base (a bit too vegetal and astringent), I think a herbal base would have been much better.

I can’t remember where I got this, but I wanted to drink something caffeinated yesterday and figured this counts as a sipdown.

The base is nice, lightly vegetal and gets bitter if brewed hot (I didn’t enjoy it as much hot but once it cooled I watered it down and that was much better). The jasmine is very strong and natural. There isn’t much here other than a tippy green tea and jasmine floral scent, but that’s exactly what you expect from a tea called jasmine blossom.

I’m enjoying this cup brewed strong with a splash of unsweetened vanilla Ripple (plant-based) milk. Vanilla ripple tastes like a milkshake, so together with a tea called “Vanilla Plantation” you can imagine how great this is.

Thick, sweet, lots of vanilla and creaminess. Some malt from the black tea base but also a touch of spiciness. A bit of tannicity in the base.