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Black Tea with Strawberry from Fortnum & Mason

Steepster Score 6 Ratings Rate This Tea

83/100

Black Tea with Strawberry

Black Tea by Fortnum & Mason

The delicious taste of this classic summer fruit fused with black China tea makes an unusually refreshing drink – the perfect complement to a hot summer’s day.

Taste and Strength
Sweet and summery

When to Drink
Ideal at any time of day

Origin
Mainly China

Brewing Information
Use boiling water and brew for 3-5 minutes depending on taste. Best drunk without milk

4 Tasting Notes

Sil
76
Sil

Had some of this today while running a few tea related errands :) I like that the strawberry doesn’t overpower the black tea base, though i wish id had a bit of sweetner to add to it just to see how that changes the blend. next time maybe! Overall i will enjoy drinking this one :)

Indigobloom
85

Mucho gracias to Sil for this sample!
I am really liking this blend. Uber yummy!! Reminds me of the Strawberry tea I bought from Pippins last summer, and still have a smidge left of, but it’s lost all it’s flavour since I didn’t have a tin for it and so ended up storing it in it’s gold foil baggie.
Anyhow, I digress.
This tea tastes just like a strawberry campino candy! Creamy and sweet. Yum. I love that it was amazing without any additives, but just a touch of sugar, as in 1/3 tsp, made it into a truly decadent dessert. I should have waited til later in the day haha.
The black base is nice as well, standing up to the flavouring. In some ways I think it is very similar to the 52Teas black base, only smoother and not so abrasive.

Raritea

1.5 tablespoons for 375 ml

A little too astringent. I think that I must have used too much leaf. I should use only 1 tbp for 375 ml in the future. Good strawberry flavour.

Thanks to Sil for sharing!

Ida Smith
99

Excellent full bodied flavour! Tastes like a hot strawberry shortcake when you add sugar and cream. Strong black tea with bits of strawberries in the blend. Difficult to find, however, except through Fortnum and Mason in London