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Orange Dulce black tea is a luscious, rich brew teeming with notes of orange, vanilla and jasmine blossoms. Made with Ceylon and China black teas, Orange Dulce brews up a fragrant and full bodied dark tea. Reminiscent of an aged Port, the flavor is sure to please.
I just had this tea for the first time today. AMAZING! It tasted like an orange candy.
This tasted more like a creamsickle than a tea. The aroma is mostly vanilla with some orange, with a hint of spices. I can see how some people would really enjoy it, but it’s not my thing. There’s not enough tea presence for me…it is dominated by the flavoring.
This tea is amazing – a blend of flavours that complement the black tea perfectly. Despite “orange” in the name it is not too citrusy, just fragrant and delicious.
Orange Dulce is one of my favorite teas. I love the fragrance—floral with a hint of sweetness. It’s lovely plain or even with a bit of milk and sugar or honey. Great for breakfast, too!
This is the tea I have at painting class every Friday afternoon.
I had this on a second steep… it was light but I liked it okay. Not one of my favorites… Maybe I should try it on first steep :)
Why haven’t I tried this before?! A great flavored black tea!
This flavor is one of my favorite black teas. The vanilla added just the right touch. Highly recommended!
It’s nice to have a black tea that I don’t have to dump a ton of milk into once and awhile. It makes a very fragant cup and for once the flavours advertised are easy to discern. The orange and vanilla espeically combine to make a great cup of tea.
THIS IS MY FAVOURITE TEA EVER.
I didn’t drink this today, I just saw it on Steepster and had to make note of it. Oh my god – citrus, vanilla – so fragrant and light. You can brew this black tea blend for more than the recommended brewing time without any metallic aftertaste.
The black tea in this blend is very strong, while the orange and vanilla flavors take a back seat. A little sweetener (I used agave nectar) brings the orange flavors right to the front and makes this tea a wonderful iced tea.
I combined lemongrass with other fruity teas (some White Monkey, a hint of orange dulce, some african nectar), and cold brewed it! So refreshing especially with some squeezed mandarin oranges.
One of my favorites. Right now I have a whole pot of it sitting beside me.
