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“Sipdown (2634)! Made a mug of this to start off my day! I’d definitely argue that this is much more of a peaches and cream blend than a peach ginger which is, from what I can remember, what the...” Read full tasting note
Sip and surrender to a tea that marries fanciful fruit and spices with serious black tea. This unexpected blend unveils secrets and revelations with a lingering finish that keeps one wanting more. Enjoy this ginger, peach and vanilla black tea while a simmering love between Colin and Penelope blossoms.
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Made a mug of this to start off my day!
I’d definitely argue that this is much more of a peaches and cream blend than a peach ginger which is, from what I can remember, what the blend is mostly advertised as. However, the juicy ripe peach notes and veeeerrryyyy silky taste of vanilla/creme anglais was absolutely and incredibly delicious and well balanced. Plus, there was a sort of nostalgic and sense of comfort about that duo that felt very appropriate for Pen and Colin – channeling that romanticised girl next door/best friends to lovers kind of vibe.
The ginger is still present in the finish, but it’s subtle. I do feel like it adds a little more nuance and depth to the tea though, and I guess there’s something to be said about having a “spicy” component with a Bridgerton Blend… Can’t decide if I wish it was bolder or if I’d rather it had been left out.
Anyway, I’ve been pretty impressed by all the Bridgerton teas I’ve tried so far – but especially this one and Eloise’s. Both are teas I’d maybe consider buying in larger amounts. The profiles aren’t anything unique, but they’re very well executed.
I almost got the Daphne and Simon one, but didn’t since I had too much. Any chance on that one?
Unfortunately I didn’t give that one a try
Darn. I should have snagged some then. Pen and Colin are a more interesting couple anyway lol.