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Fruit Herbal Blend by SpecialTeas
The aroma of cinnamon will fill your house with its comforting embrace when you infuse a pot of CinnaZing. This naturally caffeine-free spice tea features a sweet cinnamon taste with zesty notes and is great as a hot or iced latte. CinnaZing has been formulated for the cinnamon lover who prefers to add milk or cream to their teas.
Ingredients: Apple bits, cardamom, ginger, orange peels, blackberry leaves, cloves, cinnamon, carob bits, cocao kernels, licorice, star-anise, chicory root, pepper, cinnamon oil
Naturally Caffeine-free.
Delicious! I do love this… it’s been a while since I’ve had it, and I’ve missed it… just came across it as I’m attempting to go through my tea stash to restore some semblance of order to it.
Sweet, spicy and delicious. If I could change anything, I guess I’d want a little more flavor from the cocao kernels. Too bad this one appears to be no longer available.
So, I didn’t read the full description of the tea before I had some.
This tea is cinnamon.. very, very cinnamon, but unlike the other tea I have that is alpha-cinnamon, this one has a number of other spices in it that make the cinnamon a more complex apartment-dwelling creature rather than a hermit at the edge of town.
Apparently, according to the description, this tea was developed for latte usage. Which, half a cup in totally makes sense. It’s very spicy, to the point of almost being over the top. I can see where mixed with milk it would be amazing. I’ll have to try that. As it is, it’s good. I can taste the pepper and the various other spices. (I love that they used pepper!) It’s got a POW.
And what this would make that would be just AMAZING – ice cream. Heat the milk and steep the tea in the hot milk over the stove for a while, then turn into ice cream. I can see that being lick-the-bowl-out amazing.
Not a bad tea but alittle too spicy for me.
