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It has a nice flowery blend. There is also this sweet aftertaste at the back of my throat (same one as in Celestial’s Tension Tamer) that I just cant place…common ingredients are chamomile and licorice but i don’t think it is either of those.

I really like that sweetness at the end…if anybody knows what it is..and the other teas that have that – pls, let me know :)

Thanks for this sample, Kasumi!

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Aroma when Dry: floral, rose jumps out, camomile next
After water is first poured: balanced floral all notes present, hinting at lavender
At end of steep: slightly fruity, floral, rose and camomile most noticeable
Tea liquor:
At end of steep: light grass yellow
Staple? Yes, primarily medicinal
Time of day preferred: Afternoon, evening
Taste:
first notes: rose, slightly woody, then chamomile closes
As it cools? Chamomile notes surface only slightly, rose lingers longer
Additives used (milk, honey, sugar etc)? No
Lingers? Yes, with general floral texture, notes build with each sip.

Floral, grassy, sweet, and a little bit musty. I was excited to try it based on the variety of flowers in the ingredients, but I’m afraid the chamomile dominates and the rest play supporting roles. Still, it’s a nice relaxing cup to have right before bed, even if it isn’t terribly exciting.

I really enjoy this tea. It’s hard to come by where I live (a small town in the US), but it smells lovely and is definitely a very flowery tea. The flavor is really light, though, which is great. I can’t decide whether I like it better with a little honey or without, but it seems to be good either way!

The flavor is quite subtle; I wish there were more rose and lavender in it. But it is a good nighttime blend, it does help me relax.

Not to impressed. Love the fact that pukkas are organic and all, but not much flavour. I have heard some are greatly improved by adding sweeteners (of course something natural! like stevia!), but I didn’t have that when I tested this. Too flavourless to enjoy for me.

This is a lovely happy herbal blend which is welcome anytime and fabulous for sharing. Though it seems floral and springy, it’s aniseed flavour makes it perfect for fall as well. I encourage you to serve this in a delicate cup and enjoy the aroma as much as the taste.

I’m not sure where to find it in Canada, but if anybody knows I’d be happy to hear it.

I really like this tea. A light, easy drinking tea with nice flavours and a delicately aniseedy aftertaste.