Aloalo

Tea type
Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Black Tea, Hibiscus, Orange Peel
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160 °F / 71 °C 5 min, 30 sec 4 g 12 oz / 354 ml

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  • “Well, this one just doesn’t do it for me. The sourness from Hibiscus was so overwhelming that it killed any possible salvation by either Darjeeling or Assam. What was the point, really, to have...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Another exclusive Lupicia Hawaii Tea! This is a blend of assam, darjeeling, hibiscus and orange. Pretty much just tastes like 80% tart hibiscus with a heavy dry brisk of darjeeling and malty...” Read full tasting note
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  • “T&C TTB Round 2 I didn’t read anything about this before tasting it. It had that distinctive hibiscus smell and look. It’s very tart and like hot, unsweetened fruit juice. It was a pretty...” Read full tasting note
  • “Bought this tea on monday at Lupicia because it smelled SO GOOD from the tin! It reminded me of Haw Flakes, these little candies I’d always eat as a child! I just asked my roommate if she knew what...” Read full tasting note

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A Darjeeling and Assam tea with hibiscus flower. Tea has a beautiful red color.

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Well, this one just doesn’t do it for me. The sourness from Hibiscus was so overwhelming that it killed any possible salvation by either Darjeeling or Assam. What was the point, really, to have both these teas in there if all you’re going to taste was Hibiscus. This certainly was one of those cases where the description led the imagination to a different place than reality. At least the color was pretty…

Perhaps I should try adding sweetness and drink this cold? Hm….

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Another exclusive Lupicia Hawaii Tea!

This is a blend of assam, darjeeling, hibiscus and orange. Pretty much just tastes like 80% tart hibiscus with a heavy dry brisk of darjeeling and malty aftertaste. Despite the sweetener I added, it’s super dry.

I don’t mind hibiscus (iced and with sweetener, which is what I did for this tea) but the pairing with assam is a bleh choice.

Preparation
Iced

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T&C TTB Round 2

I didn’t read anything about this before tasting it. It had that distinctive hibiscus smell and look. It’s very tart and like hot, unsweetened fruit juice. It was a pretty purpley red color, though. :)

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 2 min, 45 sec 1 tsp 10 OZ / 295 ML
Cameron B.

Blahhhh hibiscus! :P

Nicole

Yes, blahhhh! Pretty but nasty. :)

Cameron B.

I had the displeasure of drinking a cup of hibiscus juice tea a couple of days ago. :(

Nicole

I got a cup of black currant at the Four Seasons with tea last month. I assumed from the description that it was a black tea with black currant. It turned out to be black currant tisane with what I am positive was hibiscus. :(

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Bought this tea on monday at Lupicia because it smelled SO GOOD from the tin!
It reminded me of Haw Flakes, these little candies I’d always eat as a child! I just asked my roommate if she knew what it was, but it was a typical ‘asian’ candy that you get to the asian market soooo yeah. She only knows pocky and yanyan ahah BUT HAW FLAKES THOUGH.

But yeah. This tea.
Dude.
It’s freakin TERRIBLE hot! Like it was just so tart and sour and I tried adding agave and.. no. It was just too much for my mouth.

But then I decided to pour it over ice and HUZZAH! This tea is really good iced. I can definitely taste the black tea base of the assam and darjeeling, but the hibiscus is there as an afterthought, so it’s not too overbearing on the tartness, how it was when it was hot. I may have overdone it on the agave though, so I’ll just remember that for next time :)

Preparation
3 g 12 OZ / 354 ML
QueenOfTarts

What! I loved eating haw flakes!

jump62359

Haw flakes were the best! This tea definitely smelled like it dry, but dude. It was far from it in liquid form!

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