Stephanie

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Stephanie drank Coconut Custard by Teas Etc

You know, I have to admit this is really not too bad. The coconut flavor is nicely rich and sweet and satisfyingly dessert-like.

Of course, I can still detect the rooibos quite strongly and it’s its usual “pipe tobacco” self. But I made this stronger than normal, using two and a half heaping teaspoonfuls in 12 oz. and it’s pretty tasty….in a “rooibos” way. So, I’m upping the score a bit.

I would love this flavor in a regular tea!

2010-04-18 23:12:01 -0400

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SoccerMom 2010-04-19 09:48:51 -0400

Stephanie, To me this one tastes like GM’s coconut pouchong minus the rooibos and insert Pouchong.

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My ratings are purely subjective and each note varies according to my perception and mood at the moment. So, with that said, my rating scale can be deciphered as follows:
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