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“Horrid. Over-flavoured and leaves a cloyingly sweet after taste.” Read full tasting note
“My experience with Whittard teas (after receiving several as gifts) indicates that they sometimes take some getting used to but they are worth the effort. This one is no exception. Strawberries...” Read full tasting note
“Day 21 of the Whittard advent. This one’s a black with juniper berries (yes, please!), strawberry and blackcurrant. No hibi, thankfully! It’s fruity; really fruity. There’s lots of strawberry and a...” Read full tasting note
“Doesn’t really remind me of pudding but perhaps England has many types of pudding. It’s an interesting mix, but it’s done well. From the tea box. Good hot.” Read full tasting note
We’ve brought out the bunting and marquees for our customers with this blend, created from our favorite combination of soft fruits – strawberries, raspberries, redcurrants, blackcurrants with a pinch of spicy juniper. Each adds a different flavor of summer, like a stall of homemade jams and cakes at a village fete. Let yourself be transported.
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My experience with Whittard teas (after receiving several as gifts) indicates that they sometimes take some getting used to but they are worth the effort. This one is no exception.
Strawberries and raspberries – that sounds good; currants – not a favorite but OK; good balck tea base – like that. But then there’s this juniper which seems strange in a tea (to me anyway). I’ve tried this straight on its own and with both sweetener and a little milk. I think I prefer it with sweetener and milk. Unusual mix but it works.
Day 21 of the Whittard advent. This one’s a black with juniper berries (yes, please!), strawberry and blackcurrant. No hibi, thankfully!
It’s fruity; really fruity. There’s lots of strawberry and a touch of underlying sharpness which is very much reminiscent of blackberry. It has a great summer pudding vibe going on, and I’d absolutely buy this.
yes. Agreed. — Like a watered down version of a Harney tea, which are also cloyingly sweet and horrid.