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“I originally disliked this tea because it had one of the pepperiest honeybushes I’ve ever tasted. I couldn’t taste any other flavor outside the pepper. There’s very little black tea in the blend,...” Read full tasting note
“Had this a couple night back. It’s definitely not a flavour that I would associate with butter beer at all, but it’s a solid dessert tea. I would describe it as a fairly straight forward chocolate...” Read full tasting note
“Perfectly fine, but not extraordinary. Has a mild butterscotch flavor that is pretty one-note. The apple pieces give it a tanginess that I don’t entirely care for with the butterscotch. The mini...” Read full tasting note
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I originally disliked this tea because it had one of the pepperiest honeybushes I’ve ever tasted. I couldn’t taste any other flavor outside the pepper. There’s very little black tea in the blend, and the flavoring is pretty mild. I randomly tried this tea again recently, and it tastes fine! It’s a very mildly flavored honeybush tea. Really I’d guess chocolate orange if I had to guess. It did have chocolate chips, though that seemed like a weird choice for butter beer. It’s certainly not amazing, but it’s okay!
Had this a couple night back.
It’s definitely not a flavour that I would associate with butter beer at all, but it’s a solid dessert tea. I would describe it as a fairly straight forward chocolate flavour, but with a strong creaminess from all the marshmallows and a slight woody finish from the honeybush. It’s a decently mineral honeybush so people adverse to this base may want to avoid the blend – though it’s pretty rich and that sweetness does cover up a lot of the taste.
