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Black Fruit Green Blend by ESP Emporium
This fruity creation will impress you with its unusual spicy influences. Notes of exotic fruits, berries and creamy soft almond endow this black and green tea blend from China and Ceylon with an exotic, oriental taste experience, and orange peels and various blossoms reflect this in its appearance.
Ingredients: black tea (55 %), green tea (30 %), orange peels, flavoring, rose petals, safflowers, marigold petals.
Serving Size: 1 level tsp./6oz serving
Brew Temp: 203 to 212 degree F
Brew Time: 4 to 5 Minutes
Thank you to TeaEqualsBliss for sending me a bit of this tea!
This is a really nice tea. I don’t know that I’m getting a “creamy” kind of taste from it as the description implies, but I can definitely taste the nutty quality. Fruity and delicious! I was a little skeptical at first because of the blend of black and green teas but, it works well here. It gives just the right amount of body and backdrop for the flavors.
Nice… really glad I tried this today!
This is highly scented – very nice! And it LOOKS lovely! :)
Post infusion…everything seems to come together to create it’s-own aroma which is much different from before infusing but still VERY nice! I can smell the orange and floral tones a bit more than the others but not by much and I can smell a little something that reminds me of candy, too!
It has a very nice/pleasant yet slightly juicy and floral taste to it but it’s certainly GOOD. I am very happy with this tea! Soooooo glad I got to try it!
Thanks again Ellen!
Another backlog.
The dry leaf smelled sooo good – fruity and spicy. The scent was very strong – I love strongly-flavoured teas, so this wasn’t going to be a problem. When I brewed it up, I got spices and fruits again, but orange was a lot more predominant. The taste was as good as the scent – mostly fruit, but not as much orange as I got from the scent. I have never had a black/green blend before, so this was a first for me , and I quite enjoyed it.
