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“Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge Saturday, April 3rd: National Find a Rainbow Day Tea #3 I had this one last night! A perfect day to write a note for this one. First of all, I don’t know if...” Read full tasting note
“Discovery Advent Tea #12 WT$#@! is with this color? It’s like a clear liquid lime green. Is it poison? Chai?! NO. It tastes brothy. It has umami? IT HAS UMAMI. Lemongrassy. My dreams will be...” Read full tasting note
“This is a bit of a confusing blend. The main flavor is chamomile, though I can taste a bit of spice underneath. It’s blue from the butterfly pea flower, which isn’t too present in the flavor. I’m...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown (1004)! One last “goodbye” cup and then into the TTB this goes… It was a curt goodbye – steeped, allowed to cool, and then shot-gunned back in a matter of minutes. I hate the overwhelming...” Read full tasting note
Naturally caffeine free chamomile chai, that brews bright blue… OK, bear with us on this! We wanted to create a delicately spiced chai, perfect for a soothing bedtime routine so we’ve balanced sleep-inducing florals with our favourite spices! The blue colour is just for fun … magic for big & small kids alike!
Ingredients: Chamomile, Cinnamon, Ginger, Blue Pea Flowers, Cardamom, Cloves
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Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge Saturday, April 3rd: National Find a Rainbow Day Tea #3
I had this one last night! A perfect day to write a note for this one. First of all, I don’t know if it’s just my particular pouch but this blend must be 96% chamomile and mostly chamomile dust! What the heck. Luckily I don’t mind chamomile, but this blend certainly isn’t called “rainbow chamomile”. There are very little spices here for what is named a chai. And the brew results in the most BLUE colored tea I have ever seen…. though I hardly see any of the blue pea flower in the blend at all. Of course the flavor is mostly chamomile with only the merest hint of spice (only cinnamon really). The second steep was bland, despite the VERY LONG steep time of 15 minutes. It’s rare I can’t have a second steep result in a decent cup, but this was very weak chamomile and nothing more. It’s fine if I’m looking for chamomile but it’s a chai fail.
Steep #1 // 10 minutes after boiling // 2-3 minute steep
Steep #2 // just boiled // 15 min steep
Discovery Advent Tea #12
WT$#@! is with this color? It’s like a clear liquid lime green. Is it poison? Chai?! NO. It tastes brothy. It has umami? IT HAS UMAMI. Lemongrassy. My dreams will be haunted with this color.
It’s because the high ratio of chamomile creates a yellow liquor colour – normally the butterfly pea flower should result in a blue liquor colour but there’s not enough of it in comparison to the chamomile to overpower the yellow. So, you get that jarring green hue.
O_O interesting!! And fascinating!
This is a bit of a confusing blend. The main flavor is chamomile, though I can taste a bit of spice underneath. It’s blue from the butterfly pea flower, which isn’t too present in the flavor. I’m not sure what this blend is going for exactly. It tastes fine since I like chamomile. Just mild and pleasant, definitely not what you’d think of as chai. Thanks to amandastory516 for this one!
I love the blue pea flower teas; they’re just so pretty. I have intended to try chilling the one currently under my roof (Adagio Bella Luna) … but this has been a summer of many intentions and few executions!
I agree! I want to try making one into a latte sometime because that color will be fun, but I’ve never owned a blend that would go well with milk!
Yeah, Bella Luna is blueberry-lemony. Milk would not be appropriate!
Sipdown (1004)!
One last “goodbye” cup and then into the TTB this goes…
It was a curt goodbye – steeped, allowed to cool, and then shot-gunned back in a matter of minutes. I hate the overwhelming about of chamomile in this blend, and the Chai spices don’t do enough for me to compensate for that.
I’m passing it along because I do still think the concept is cool, and I hope that other people who are less chamomile adverse have better experiences with it!
Yeah, I thought their interpretation of this one was a little confusing.
This does not sound like a tea for me. I don’t like chamomile, but chamomile dust sounds even worse…
Yeah, is the tiny dust normally what they use in chamomile rather than the actual full flowers?