White Cranberry

Tea type
Fruit White Blend
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Flavors
Bamboo, Cranberry, Cucumber, Freshly Cut Grass, Straw, Sweet, Tart
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Loose Leaf
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A tiny berry packed with huge benefits and flavour, no wonder cranberries have made their way into desserts, salads, and even their own sauce. Said to have anti-inflammatory properties and high amounts of dietary fibre, cranberries offer a slight sour but distinct flavour. To cut the tartness, we’ve blended cranberry blossoms with fresh bamboo leaves to offer a slightly woody flavour and a white tea with fresh and fruity notes. It’s safe to say this tea is as delicious as it is beautiful.
White tea, bamboo leaves, snow white tea, pomegranate petals, flavouring.

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15575 tasting notes

I had been craving this tea literally all week, so I made a big Western sized pot of it yesterday to watch while I binged The Good Doctor. Both the tea and the TV show were really good. Sweet, smooth cranberry notes – not acidic/tart but more like some sort of cranberry jam/jelly, with the cooling/crisp clean finishing note of bamboo. Deeply love this one.

Michelle Butler Hallett

That sounds lovely.

Kittenna

Agreed – it sounds delicious! How does the cranberry flavour compare to DT’s Cranberry Pear?

Roswell Strange

I think DT’s Cranberry Pear is a bit sweeter and more full bodied overall – but it’s also paired with other ingredients that have more body/intensity to round it out. Since this is over top such light tasting ingredients (white tea/bamboo) it’s a touch more delicate.

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1759 tasting notes

Hmmm definitely a white tea. and there is something reminiscent of cranberry, though more like the dried fruit, not the juice or fresh fruit. The bamboo is hanging around as well and offers a nice body to the blend, however I would have preferred it without, so that I could taste the crispness of the white.
Once the cup cools, a fresh sweetness emerges, almost like honeysuckle. It lingers for a long time in the aftertaste!!
High marks given for a much deeper level of complexity than I anticipated

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