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“2022 Sipdown 5/365! Mastress Alita’s Sipdown Challenge January 2022: New tea I believe this was a free sample from B&B at some point; I always like when companies send free samples of teas I...” Read full tasting note
“#battleofthepeaches This was my fifth place cold brew from the battle, though I didn’t mind it. As I said on instagram, the orange and peach flavours both come through as sort of sweeter, candy...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown (342) I made this hot and then promptly fell asleep. So I drank it cool and while I got more orange, I still wasn’t overly enthused.” Read full tasting note
“I enjoyed a free sample of this, so I bought a 50g bag, which I enjoyed considerably less. It was confusing since I liked the sample so much. I kept having it cold, brewed various ways, and it...” Read full tasting note
Life sure is peachy… especially if you’re sipping on our supercharged take on the classic iced tea! Peaches, oranges & nectarines are juiced to perfection in this summer-riffic brew!
Ingredients
Apple pieces, rosehip, sumac berries, hibiscus, orange peel, freeze-dried peach, natural flavouring.
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2022 Sipdown 5/365!
Mastress Alita’s Sipdown Challenge January 2022: New tea
I believe this was a free sample from B&B at some point; I always like when companies send free samples of teas I haven’t tried!
Wasn’t really expecting much from this tea, but it’s actually kind of pleasant. I unintentionally let it cool completely, so it feels nearly chilled (even though my house is apparently 21.5 degrees right now, it tastes almost icy), and kind of like a fruity sour orange lemonade? I’m not really picking up on the peach here, more of a lemony-orange. I suspect that would make a decent iced tea, though, with that fruity tartness.
#battleofthepeaches
This was my fifth place cold brew from the battle, though I didn’t mind it. As I said on instagram, the orange and peach flavours both come through as sort of sweeter, candy like flavours along with something more tropical tasting – it’s a bit like a sherbet or maybe even a “Froot Loops” type of flavour. My main issue was just that the overall flavour was quite generic and forgettable.
I also observed that, after finishing my instagram post, there was a building and almost floral flavour note as I drank the brew that got to be a little overwhelmingly artificial and perfumey.
I’m sad I didn’t love this one more – Peach and Orange always reminds me of Fuzzy Navels, which is the first cocktail I learned to make for myself when I started drinking. It’s a little nostalgic, and while this was a fine tea it didn’t capitalize on that nostalgia the way it was set up to…
Song Pairing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYLZq390IHg
I enjoyed a free sample of this, so I bought a 50g bag, which I enjoyed considerably less. It was confusing since I liked the sample so much. I kept having it cold, brewed various ways, and it always tasted so weak and vaguely orangey. I gave up and gave the rest to my sister. She drank it hot and loved it. I tried the last cup hot, and actually, it was pretty good! Like a warm orange cider? I wish I’d tried it like this earlier! I still won’t buy this again, but I’m glad I finally found the right way to drink it.
It’s not time for iced tea, so I guess I will finish this tea hot.
Two teaspoons and two remaining. Maybe in the evening I will prepare another one.
Time flies. Apparently last time I had this tea 10 months ago. So it is indeed time to finish it.
Tea itself – is somehow still same. Bit salty (probably the rice), quite strong apple pieces base. Not a luck with peach flavour again, and only a little of oranges. Apple-Orange tea than Peach-Orange. “It’s fine”-VariaTEA … and I have to agree.
Nothing great, not fruity as I have expected… quite meh.
Flavors: Apple, Orange, Salty
