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“From AJRimmer QUITE a long time ago — thanks very much! Honestly, even the scent of the dry leaf had something a bit offputting to me, an odd scent, which might be why it has taken so long to...” Read full tasting note
“This tea tastes like a generic, low quality fruit tea with its hint of artificiality. It’s fruity and not overly sour. It doesn’t taste like any particular fruit. It’s best cold, but not great...” Read full tasting note
The Angel Falls Mist Herbal Tea blend from English Tea Store is a delicious herbal tea that contains no caffeine. This tea boasts flavors of lemon and strawberry, and is made using dried apple pieces, hibiscus, rosehip, dried orange, and calendula petals.The delicious blend creates a summertime cooler or a wintertime summer reminder. This tea can also be used to make delicious popsicles for the kids.
Named after the highest waterfall in the world, Angel Falls drops over 2000 feet and is located in the tropical jungles of Venezuela. At the bottom of the falls there is a constant drizzle because the water literally turns to mist on account of the fact that the water breaks down into molecules after the dizzying drop.
Flavor Lemon, Strawberry
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From AJRimmer QUITE a long time ago — thanks very much! Honestly, even the scent of the dry leaf had something a bit offputting to me, an odd scent, which might be why it has taken so long to write a note for this. It’s just a mystery — not sure if it is flavoring they have added or one of the ingredients that is creating that scent. It’s nothing TOO bad, just unique. It also transfers to the flavor. I probably majorly overleafed here to use up the rest, and wow it is a LOT of tartness in a mostly hibiscus blend. But then there is another element that gives it a syrupy sweet note. Not really any noticeable fruit? Not terrible if you are actually craving a tart cup of hibiscus!
Steep #1 // 2+ teaspoons for full mug // 23 minutes after boiling // 2 minute steep
Steep #2 // just boiled // 5+ min
2024 sipdowns: 32
Flavors: Hibiscus
This tea tastes like a generic, low quality fruit tea with its hint of artificiality. It’s fruity and not overly sour. It doesn’t taste like any particular fruit. It’s best cold, but not great generally.
I finished my bag of this years ago, but I still remember that smell you’re talking about!!
haha, oh good, it’s not just me then and I’m not just being picky about it. :D