Door County White Tea

Tea type
Fruit White Blend
Ingredients
Apple, Dried Cherries, Natural Flavours, White Peony
Flavors
Apple, Artificial, Berry, Cantaloupe, Creamy, Cucumber, Hay, Oats, Smooth, Sweet
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Caffeine
Medium
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec 12 oz / 354 ml

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  • “Sample Sipdown! (52) Continuing with more AQ2T samples! This one is a bai mudan with cherry and apple. I certainly wouldn’t think of those flavors in reference to Wisconsin, but I admit to being...” Read full tasting note
  • “This tea has re-entered my cupboard due to panic-buying. I probably should have spent my $$ on something else, because although I like it and still taste melon, I’m not super crazy about it. Oh...” Read full tasting note
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From A Quarter to Tea

The flavors of Door County, WI straight to your doorstep. Cherries and sweet apple with just a touch of effervescence from the white peony base tea.

Excellent iced as well.

Ingredients:
white peony tea, dried door county cherries, freeze-dried apple, natural flavors

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6 Tasting Notes

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Sample Sipdown! (52)

Continuing with more AQ2T samples! This one is a bai mudan with cherry and apple. I certainly wouldn’t think of those flavors in reference to Wisconsin, but I admit to being woefully ignorant on the subject.

I agree with Kittenna that this has some nice melon notes. I assume they’re coming from the base tea, since melon isn’t mentioned in the description. The white tea is light with characteristic oat-y flavor and a smooth, creamy mouthfeel. There’s also a bit of cucumber alongside the cantaloupe notes.

I am not a fan of the added flavoring though. I have the same issue with it that I do with Paris from Harney & Sons – it tastes a bit chalky and reminds me of mixed berry Tums chewables. I’m not sure why I always have this odd reaction to berry flavoring… It’s unfortunate because I really do like the concept of this tea.

I think I’ll withhold a rating, because I seem to have a strange reaction and association when it comes to certain berry flavorings…

Flavors: Apple, Artificial, Berry, Cantaloupe, Creamy, Cucumber, Hay, Oats, Smooth, Sweet

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML
Kittenna

I wasn’t crazy, tasting melon! The thought crossed my mind that the tea had been contaminated, but usually contamination isn’t so persistent and delicious. Haha. And cherry makes sense (I didn’t read the description when I wrote the note, silly me).

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This tea has re-entered my cupboard due to panic-buying. I probably should have spent my $$ on something else, because although I like it and still taste melon, I’m not super crazy about it. Oh well. Maybe further down in the bag are some fruit pieces, to make it a little more interesting than a melon/cucumber white!

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