I ordered this tea because I got two reviews mixed up, both of which I had commented on and they had similar names.
First, this doesn’t hold a candle to Spiced Fall Evenings.
Now that we have that out of the way…this smells good. When I took the plastic outer wrap off of the box a nice, warm spice smell greeted me. The tea while steeping also smelled nice.
The first sip immediately made me think that I would probably clutch a cup of this sometime when I wasn’t feeling well and really like it. I can imagine it being comforting when you don’t have the energy to pay attention to really good tea.
I think it might be better with a little real apple juice or something added to pump up the flavor, and either honey (especially when sick) or a little sweetener might also take it a long way toward tasting like what the aroma made you hope for.
The chamomile dominates but the apple is nice enough, though very mild. And that’s the bottom line. It was so promising in aroma but fell a little short. It isn’t terrible, and is drinkable for what it is and if it helps me relax or sleep then hallelujah. But I will definitely be looking for an easy trick to make it taste a little stronger. Maybe two bags? Brown sugar?
I may even try heating some apple juice and use this as a sort of mulling spice in it.
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Thank you for reminding me to poke around for some suitable sick teas for when the moment should arise. Also, the apple juice idea is brilliant. How about warmed apple juice with a glug of OJ?
Thank you for reminding me to poke around for some suitable sick teas for when the moment should arise. Also, the apple juice idea is brilliant. How about warmed apple juice with a glug of OJ?
mmmmm…mulling spices! Good call!
Evol: I plan to try it different ways and will report on my findings! Will add the glug!
Is a glug bigger or smaller than a dollop? ;)
I believe a glug is of similar size but has a thinner consistency.
Agreed. A glug is a bit more lusty than a splash. I look forward to your findings.
The juice of one whole orange should do it.