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“The very last one from the Studio sampler! Inspired, of course, by Kiki’s Delivery Service. I saved this one for last because it sounded good to me – it has barley and toasted rice and other fun...” Read full tasting note
“Such a treat out of the TTB! Easily one of my favorites. It’s like a forest cookie, but… not gross like that sounds. It’s got a spicy, cookie vibe that evokes fall, walks through the trees, and the...” Read full tasting note
Toasty blend inspired by Studio Ghibli’s Kiki’s Delivery Service features a bakery’s worth of grain and vanilla in a barely-caffeinated green tea. Cheerful red goji berry warms your heart over a small stove of courage and the lingering spice on your tongue lends cheer to your chats with friends. This is the magic of the Good Witch Bakery!
Ingredients: Roasted green tea stems, roasted barley, ginger, toasted rice, goji berry, allspice natural vanilla flavoring
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The very last one from the Studio sampler! Inspired, of course, by Kiki’s Delivery Service.
I saved this one for last because it sounded good to me – it has barley and toasted rice and other fun things in it. However, I’m finding it mostly tastes like ginger and hojicha. The ginger is quite strong, and has the earthy flavor of dried ginger root. Then behind it I can taste a bit of the roasty hoji-kukicha. Sadly I don’t taste barley or rice, or anything resembling vanilla flavoring.
So a bit disappointed, maybe I just got a lot of ginger in my sample? It’s certainly overwhelming all the other flavors. In general, I haven’t been enamored with any of these Friday Afternoon teas – it seems their teas and my tastes just might not be a good match. Oh well, can’t love them all!
Flavors: Autumn Leaf Pile, Dry Leaves, Earthy, Ginger, Roasted, Spicy, Toasty
Such a treat out of the TTB! Easily one of my favorites. It’s like a forest cookie, but… not gross like that sounds. It’s got a spicy, cookie vibe that evokes fall, walks through the trees, and the changing colors of the leaves. So more “cookie one might eat before/after/while spending time in the woods in the fall” than “cookie made out of forest materials.” If this was an actual cookie, I can totally picture pairing it with a mug of hot apple cider.
