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Winter Blend from Tealish

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77/100

Winter Blend

Fruit Herbal Blend by Tealish

A mixture of warming flavours unite including vanilla, almond, hibiscus, and orange zest. Cinnamon and clove add a touch of spice to this eclectic herbal blend that will be sure to chase away the cold!

Winter Blend herbal tea makes an amazing iced tea! For directions on how to make incredible iced teas using loose leaf tea click here.

Brewing Instructions:Herbal tea can be steeped for as long as you like. We recommend steeping Winter Blend for 4-6 minutes in boiling water. Use 1 tsp loose leaf tea per 6-8oz of water.

4 Tasting Notes

Bonnie
86

Thanks again Indigobloom for this sample!

At Church today, Mr. Finger and his family (the choir director…love the name) celebrated a clean bill of health from the Doctor after treatment for Bladder Cancer. The Orthodox tradition is to bake 5 big round loaves of sweet, spiced bread then prayers of thanks-giving are said and the Priest Blesses the bread and it is cut up for all the people to eat. This began a day of eating more than I usually do, smoked chicken, salad, greek yoghert and honey (wait there’s more). I do not feel guilty either.

I stopped on the way home at the neighborhood French Bakery (little bigger than a walk-in closet) and bought 2 chocolate and 1 hazelnut macaron. (and an apricot croissant).

I was now prepared for TV and TEA!

My evening choice of tea…after finishing the macaron’s was this Winter Blend. The evening had cooled off to the 40’s and this tea seemed appropriate. Being an herbal blend I was confident to let it steep 5 minutes for optimum flavor. Noticing the scent of hibiscus, I did not hesitate to add sweetening right off so that the first sip was sweet and full bodied. The ripe berry, spice, almond and vanilla is such a peculiar blend! Who would think to or dare to put such components together? But it worked! Instead of being a mash of confused flavors there was an intriguing “what was that?” delightful series of discoveries. There was warmth without overdone spiciness.

Sweet, little Winter Blend! And ok, I did eat too much!

Kittenna
59

Interesting. Not sure what I was expecting here, but not what I’m getting… The hibiscus is thankfully not overwhelming; I can taste apple, and possibly lemon/lemongrass? And a host of other savoury-ish flavours. This tea is not really sweet, as I would have been expecting. In both aroma and flavour, I think I’m also getting a hint of cinnamon.

Not a bad tea; very unique and not a flavour I have experienced before. Not something I’d likely crave, either. Thanks for the sample, Indigobloom!

Indigobloom
90
Indigobloom 2 tasting notes

Deeeeeeelicious!!! I’m impressed. Almond battled the hibby and won ;)
This is like a berry cider with spice and a hint of creamy yumminess.
Quite different than many of the other berry teas I’ve grown tired of over my tea heartin days. I love how unique and comforting it is. Ahhh this would have been so lovely throughout those chilly days, or in the evenings by a fire. It really is a “winter” blend!
I drank this so fast that I didn’t get to see it grow cold. Not sure I’d like it iced, but I’m curious to see if more of the almond comes out to play.

Agh, SO good. So. darn. good.
that is all.

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