New Tasting Notes

I don’t know how I feel about this. There’s some kind of odd aftertaste that I didn’t like. I dunno, it’s not awful, but it’s not a tea I’d persue.

Love opening the package — makes me hungry for barbecue, or to once again be on a camping trip with my son. But back to the tea ….. a lovely golden liquor. This is only the 2nd tea of this type which I’ve tasted, but I can say it’s smoother than the first (or am I just developing the taste buds a bit?) Some folks report drinking this with milk and sweetener, but i’ll wait ’til next time to try that. This is going down good just as it is.

A re-steep. :)

Kind of bitter. It’s not one I would buy on my own but it’s OK for eating out.

Nom nom…last summer we lived off this stuff. It is so refreshing.

Yummy just yummy. No bitterness that usually comes with tea bags.

Sickly sweet. My partner nor I liked this one.

I don’t care that this is a tea bag. It is light and refreshing. I love this stuff.

For a tea bag this stuff is pretty good.

Earthy vanilla flavor. No sugar (I don’t really like the taste in this kind of thing). I might have steeped it a bit long, but it tastes good.

My mothers favorite tea. I find it bitter and unpleasent.

This is such a smooth, mellow, pleasant tea. Nice in the afternoon.

Fragrance from the tin is quite strong, but when brewed delicately the taste is mellow with a nice bite at the end. 160-170 degrees for 2-3 minutes maximum is recommended.

Mmm. That’s all I need to say. ;)

Tried this for the first time today (black) and it was great. I love rooibos tea! There’s a very slight orange taste to it, but the scent of the orange-goodness was more definite.