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Yogitea from Tea Emporium

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78/100

Yogitea

Fruit Herbal Blend by Tea Emporium

This aromatic and stimulating herbal blend contains citrus peel, chamomile, orange blossoms, lemongrass, spearmint, hibiscus and rosehips. Calming and relaxing.
Tip: Use 1tsp per 6oz cup; heat fresh water to a boil; steep 3-5 minutes.

4 Tasting Notes

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Indigobloom 4 tasting notes

Soooo….. I bought this because I wanted a chamomile tea, but I also wanted a change from the Egyptian standard. It was between this and another tea, mixed with spearmint… but the other was heavy on the mint so I went with this one. Not that I dislike mint, I just wanted chamomile to calm the nerves when I feel jumpy.
Then of course, on the way back into the office I bought a coffee, and well, you can guess why I needed to de-jitterize!
Which I didn’t mind, because I was SO looking forward to trying this, it smells heavenly… I just love the scent of citrus in a tea.
Unfortunately, I am just now figuring out that in a tea, fruit + flowers + my odd preferences (besides chamomile that is) = not a good combo.
It was… not quite right. The chamomile tasted fuzzy, cloudy even. The floral part was muted, and the fruit was all awkward. Nothing meshed well!
ODD!! is the word I would use to choose to describe the blend. I miss the “mmmmm” factor I get from the Egyptian pure tea. None of that to be found here *sighs
Overall, it’s drinkable. It does the job I purchased it for, so I’ll drink it… but not too happily! If anyone wants to try this, let me know, I would love to see what your opinion is!
Disclaimer: there IS hibiscus in here, which could be partially to blame for the oddness!

I tried this again today. Yep, still not impressed.
Next time, maybe an add of mint will break up the cloudiness in the brew. (I’m not kidding, it comes out a dusty brown colour)
The description names mint as an ingredient but it doesn’t make an appearance in the flavour, maybe a hint but not enough!
If more spearmint fails to save the day, this goes on my share list! Lemongrass and and chamomile together just aren’t doing it for me. Separately? heck yeah!
*sighs…. makes me sad that they don’t play well :(

I finally remembered!! to add some mint to this, that is. I daresay, it may have just salvaged this for me :)
It doesn’t taste all that different from my old blend of Chamomile and mint, there is a licorice note that comes out very strongly at first but fades a little, when the mint makes more of a play. Maybe I should just mix in the mint now, so that I don’t forget next time I make it…

So there was a time I really didn’t like this tea. But now, with some honey… not so bad :)
Sorry I can’t say much more, as I haven’t got any other deets to give!
That said, atleast I can up the rating a few points.

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