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“P is for… Pumpkin Gingerbread Trifle. So cute with its little pumpkin sprinkles! This came out bitter, even after adding my usual honey and cream. I’m sure I must have used to much tea leaf, but...” Read full tasting note
“Eggnog latte Sipdown (329) I’ve opened the package but never wrote about this and can’t recall ever trying it so that’s weird. Anyways today I decided the flavors in this would make for a great...” Read full tasting note
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P is for… Pumpkin Gingerbread Trifle.
So cute with its little pumpkin sprinkles!
This came out bitter, even after adding my usual honey and cream. I’m sure I must have used to much tea leaf, but this is the last of it so I’ll never know. This is heavily spiced. I wish I could smell or taste the cardamom or even the cinnamon, but all I notice is the clove.
Flavors: Bitter, Cloves, Spices
Eggnog latte Sipdown (329)
I’ve opened the package but never wrote about this and can’t recall ever trying it so that’s weird. Anyways today I decided the flavors in this would make for a great eggnog latte and I was right. This is a punch of flavor with spicy gingerbread (actual baked gingerbread, filled with molasses…not just ginger) being the first to hit your tongue. That then melts away to a sweet and cream pumpkin-y custard. The eggnog helps boast the pumpkin spice-like flavors while also upping the creamy custard factor. I could see this possibly being over-the-top spiced on its own but with the addition of milk and eggnog, it is toned down slightly and elevated to a new level of dessert.
Boo for overwhelming clove. Too bad, such potential.
I normally like clove in chai blends, but this was too much. This was an older tea though, so that might have had something to do with it. Maybe everything else just faded.