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1 tbsp for 245 ml

Woodsy warming flavour. Eucalyptus-like spice balanced with lemon flavour. Lychee note in the aroma and flavour. I’m not detecting any creaminess but that may be because there was flavour lost in transit.

Reminds me of a spa sauna.

Thanks to Kittenna for sharing with me!

1 tablespoon for 300 ml

A little astringency. Melon-hay note. Faint peachy-ness.

Rating: 62

1 tbsp for 375 ml

Overall light flavour. Dark chocolate taste with a hint of orange close to the end of the sip. The orange flavour is slightly bitter.

Thanks Sil for sharing!

1.5 tbsp for 375 ml

Smooth overall flavour. A little twinge of strong astringency. The full savoury aroma does not translate well into the flavour. Flavouring very faint.

Thanks to Sil for sharing this with me.

1 tbsp for 375 ml

The flavour profile of this black tea seems imbalanced, dry and thin.

1 tablespoon for 250ml

1.5 tablespoons for 375 ml

Orange and creamy white tea flavour. Jasmine floral note and astringency is present. Authentic toasted strong sweetness present.

1.75 tbsp for 375 ml

Dry leaf scent reminds me of cherry “Jolly Rancher” candy smell.
Hibiscus is not too overpowering. “Jolly Rancher” scent translates to the flavour near the end of the sip.

1 tbsp for 318 ml

Brewed tea has a smoky-burnt aroma with hints of tropical fruitiness.

Fruit flavours are well-balanced with each other and compliment the green tea base well. The green tea flavour is lighter than expected. The burnt flavour is present at the back of the throat.

Thanks to Kittenna for sharing!

1.5 tbsp for 375 ml

Roasted, floral and citrus flavours. The citrus flavour is so strong it makes me think that this tea may have had some flavour cross-contamination.