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I love raspberries. I do, however, wish there were more fruit teas without hibiscus. I’m just not a fan of that flavor. So I really enjoy the initial taste of this tea but not the finish. It makes for a decent iced tea, though, and I’ve found myself brewing it pretty frequently for that purpose. (I’d brew it a heck of a lot more often if it wasn’t for the hibiscus, though!)

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Boiling 5 min, 30 sec
Camiah

Is it hibiscus that adds the tartness? Maybe I’ll get some hibiscus at Earth Origins just to try to see what it contributes on its own.

Alex

Yep. I like my fruit flavors without the tartness. (Or just the berry’s natural tartness.) I have a sample of plain hibiscus I got for free, if you want it. I’m certainly never going to drink it.

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Camiah

Is it hibiscus that adds the tartness? Maybe I’ll get some hibiscus at Earth Origins just to try to see what it contributes on its own.

Alex

Yep. I like my fruit flavors without the tartness. (Or just the berry’s natural tartness.) I have a sample of plain hibiscus I got for free, if you want it. I’m certainly never going to drink it.

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I’m a thirtysomething college student (psychology major). Love to read and knit.

Tea preferences: I must admit that I’m not big on subtlety. I like my tea strong and for the flavor to whack me upside the head. I enjoy complex teas, but I just don’t have a sensitive enough palate for the subtle. I know, I’m a heathen…

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