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“sipdown and well, i don’t have much to say about this one because i’m tired but i actually LIKE this one. I have a few more cups worth in the fridge to drink up and i’ll enjoy them all! it’s a...” Read full tasting note
“Poured myself a to go cup of this one when I realized how thirsty I was this morning. FYI, the flavours don’t go so well with the bitter tang that club soda has… Once I corrected that mistake, I...” Read full tasting note
“Thank you so much to AmazonV for this loose-leaf sample. I concur with her review/tasting note except that I think I liked it better. The raspberry tasted a bit more true to me and the color of...” Read full tasting note
“I am not too impressed with this one, but I should have known after looking at the ingredients. It is not too bad, just did not meet my expectations. Made this one iced, steeped 4 minutes in 24 oz...” Read full tasting note
The sweet juicy taste of garden-ripe raspberries is beautifully blended with a flowering of tropical hibiscus petals. Steeps a full-flavored, delectable cup. Wonderful when served over ice.
Ingredients: hibiscus, rosehip, apple pieces, blackberry leaves, raspberries, orange peels, natural flavoring (berry), citric acid
Steeping Guidelines: 5 minutes at 208 degrees
Caffeine: Naturally caffeine-free
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Berry tea! I have several Raspberry Nectar tea infusers which came in the Dolce Vita Ribbon Box. I have been avoiding them for a whole year because I anticipate that the tea will be deep red in colour and taste very tart – cos there’s hibiscus on the list of ingredients! Today I finally give it a try and I have been proved to be right! :( I guess the rather extreme tartness is due to hibiscus + extra citric acid (god knows why they added citric acid?). I am so not going to buy any tea with hibiscus again…
I got this one from a coworker. I found it to be a bit tart. Maybe I let it steep a bit longer than I should have, but the colour that came from this one was amazing!
I love the little tea bags it comes in too. It makes it look more like a loose-leaf but just in a bag. The little leaf steam to hook over your teacup edge is also a lovely feature.
Sipdown 54
I just started on sipping through a Tea Forte sampler I bought quite awhile ago. I made this hot, though admittedly it seems much more suited for an iced tea.
The hibiscus works really well with the bright raspberry flavor. Not usually something I would gravitate towards, and not terribly unique. But, an overall tasty herbal/fruity option.
Would definitely be better iced.
I think this is my favorite tea. Most people ice this but I really love it very hot with honey. It’s so sweet, tart, and strong. Such a divine tea.
Flavors: Apple, Berries, Blackberry, Hibiscus, Raspberry, Tart
Sipdown #23
My husband stole my other sample of this one, so I have one shot to get this right. The dry leaf aroma is super raspberry! I know lots of people enjoy this iced, but I’m going to drink it hot because that’s how I enjoy tea 95% of the time. The brewed tea aroma is very sweet and intense. Wow, this brews up dark!
First sip…the flavor is tart and sweet. Hibiscus and raspberry are the predominant flavors. There’s definitely some other things going on in here too: apple, blackberry, and maybe a tiny bit of orange. But it’s primarily hibiscus and raspberry, which I guess makes this tea a success for what it set out to be! As far as a success at becoming one of my preferred teas, I’m not so sure. It’s okay. I can definitely drink it. But it is quite sour. I wouldn’t seek it out again. I suppose I’m not mad now that my husband stole the other teabag.
Well, I’m one more tea closer to my goal! I decided I’m going to finish out this sipdown extravaganza even though the goal won’t be quite as meaningful anymore. I’m not a quitter, and I feel like starting over with a new series of numbers is giving up. So, I will persevere! I’m almost finished anyhow. :)
