Mixed Berries & Hibiscus Tea by Ahmad Tea

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“Hello from Japan. I have barely tea up in my room but this was free and I felt like doing a review since I haven’t done one in awhile. This is decent hot but I feel like it would benefit more as...” Read full tasting note

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“Another cuppa with tea from Izzy. Thank you. And this tea is for our hibi lover Mastress Alita. Well, seeing hibiscus already in name is, well — not something I look into. The bag was smeling quite...” Read full tasting note

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We take the best of English berries and masterfully combine them to create this refreshing and flavourful brew that will surely impress with its balanced flavour and relaxing qualities.

Like a taste of the countryside, this blend will satisfy both your mind and body in one exquisite tea. The flavour is replete with sharp blueberries, tangy raspberries, sweet blackberries, and fresh elderberries that all add up to a rich blend of berry flavour.

It’s a naturally caffeine free drink so can be enjoyed all day long whenever you need a lift. Boost your energy the natural way with this dynamic blend by Ahmad Tea.

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Skysamurai

1284 tasting notes

Hello from Japan. I have barely tea up in my room but this was free and I felt like doing a review since I haven’t done one in awhile. This is decent hot but I feel like it would benefit more as a cold brew. At first the berries hit hard but the slug off behind the hibiscus like pretty much all other brews containing hibiscus. The elderberries add a nice touch that I feel helps to mellow and round out the rest of the berries. A brew to try when it’s available but I don’t think I will go back to. It is almost too sweet.

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Martin Bednář

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Another cuppa with tea from Izzy. Thank you.

And this tea is for our hibi lover Mastress Alita. Well, seeing hibiscus already in name is, well — not something I look into.

The bag was smeling quite of artificial fruits. But as well quite good. It wasn’t really off. After 5 minutes of steeping (recommended) I get deep red drink.

The aroma is quite nice and berry-like. The taste is though quite watery, tart and completely weird fruityness. You just can’t pick a simple berry from it. Maybe blueberry is most prominent. And hibi tartness isn’t great for my mood right now as well. But it’s in the name, so I expected it.

In conclusion, according to the name, it’s exactly that. It’s fruity, unfortunately it’s in mixed bag, so it’s some generic fruity. And tart… hibiscus is taking its part as well. Not bad actually, but not my cup of tea.

Flavors: Berry, Blueberry, Fruity, Tart