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Tea type: Black Tea
Ingredients: Apple Pieces, Black Tea, Blackberry Leaves, Calendula Petals, Cinnamon, Honeysuckle, Natural Flavours
Flavors: Apple, Cinnamon, Brown Sugar, Butter, Molasses
Sold in: Loose Leaf
Caffeine: High
Certification: Not available
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200 °F / 93 °C 4 min, 0 sec 8 oz / 236 ml

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“Thanks to SuperStarling! for this sample This tea smells AMAZING. Both the dry and wet leaves. Like, warm apple pie/cider amazing. Unfortunately, the taste didn’t translate as well to the tongue. I...” Read full tasting note

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“Yum! It’s apple pie! Just as tasty and American as Steve Rogers! United States: Land of the Free, Home of the Brave, From Sea to Shining Sea. Our Glorious Nation: Back-to-Back World War...” Read full tasting note

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From Dryad Tea

Inspired by the song of SJ Tucker, this tea is a delicious blend of apple and cinnamon and is very reminiscent of apple pie.

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mtchyg

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Thanks to SuperStarling! for this sample

This tea smells AMAZING. Both the dry and wet leaves. Like, warm apple pie/cider amazing.

Unfortunately, the taste didn’t translate as well to the tongue. I wish it would have. When I drank it though, there was a stark difference and disappointment. It was a bit flat and watery. The more I drank it, the more some of the cinnamon apple flavor came out but nothing near that smell.

I am a strong flavor person. Mustard, hot sauce, ginger, horseradish. These are all things that appeal to me. I think that if a tea is flavored and doesn’t have a massively strong flavor to go with the scent, my tongue doesn’t pick up on it as well as other peoples tongues might. I’m not even a smoker but perhaps my taste buds are just… dulled?

Flavors: Apple, Cinnamon