Anti-Strain - Herb

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Herbal Tea
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Flavors
Anise, Licorice
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200 °F / 93 °C 4 min, 45 sec 12 oz / 354 ml

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  • “Yessssssss. Did you know I like licorice? If you like licorice, you might like this tea. Oh, and I guess there’s cinnamon and fennel and orange in here too but mostly it’s just sweet sweet...” Read full tasting note
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  • “A review of Anti Strain by Zen Tea life Company: Zen Tea life Tea Name: Anti-Strain Tea Type/Varietal: herb Region: India Steeping Vessel/Amt. Leaf: cup/ loose leaf Liquor Color: light yellow Leaf...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I love licorice root, have for 15 years now, from my first bag of Stash Licorice Spice…despite how I can see how it’s very sweet and vaguely reminiscent of Sweet n’ Low which I think is vile. ...” Read full tasting note
  • “I was very excited to try this tea, not only do I need every anti-stress thing available, I also really like licorice. This tea has a nice spicy smell to it dry. Once brewed it smells like cinnamon...” Read full tasting note
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Supports the Dosha “Vata” according to Ayurvedic teachings

Due to the full and slightly sweet aroma with a hint of licorice, this blend is an ideal companion for anyone under stress. The refreshing and vitalizing energy of this blend will be truly loved by everyone who likes herbal teas.
Contains licorice – in case of high blood pressure, excess consumption of this good should be avoided.

Ingedients: cinnamon pieces, licorice roots, ginger pieces, fennel, orange peels, cardamom

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8 Tasting Notes

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1598 tasting notes

Yessssssss. Did you know I like licorice? If you like licorice, you might like this tea. Oh, and I guess there’s cinnamon and fennel and orange in here too but mostly it’s just sweet sweet licorice.

I feel relaxed after drinking this, but I also feel like I should go and brush my teeth again too. Is it magic-stress relief tea? I don’t know, but at least I have a better idea of what kind of herbals I enjoy!

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 15 sec
Terri HarpLady

I love licorice! :)

OMGsrsly

I picked all the licorice out of mine… :D If I could replace it with fennel (magically, so I don’t miss any bits), it would be perfect. If you like lemongrass, the Tumeric Ginger one is similarly licoricey.

OMGsrsly

And… you’ve tried it. D’oh!

TeaLady441

:P I wish it wasn’t so hard to tell if people had tried other teas! I don’t understand what order the tasting notes are in when you look at a tea!

But I picked up a sample during their last sale because it was less than a dollar and I was losing nothing! I’m not normally into turmeric or ginger though.

OMGsrsly

That would be super nice, but it took 2-3 weeks to get back to me about merging Zen Tea and Zen Tea Life, so I think they’re pretty busy. (Note: They’re merged now! The Canadian companies are together.)

TeaLady441

Awesome – thanks for getting all of that organized. Messy databases drive me crazy. :P

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A review of Anti Strain by Zen Tea life

Company: Zen Tea life
Tea Name: Anti-Strain
Tea Type/Varietal: herb
Region: India
Steeping Vessel/Amt. Leaf: cup/ loose leaf
Liquor Color: light yellow
Leaf Characteristics: the leaves and coloring appears to be a bright green-yellow mixture with bits of cinnamon pieces, ginger pieces, fennel, orange peels and plenty of licorice roots.

Steepings

1st Steeping:
Water temperature: 200 Fahrenheit
Time: 5 minutes

I am finishing off some teas that I found from earlier on in the year. This one is an Ayurveda herbal tea made to help ease off the days stress and I so need it. I take the remainder of this tea and put it in my tea cup and adding some freshly drawn tap water to my cup I put it in the microwave for two minutes and left to steep a few minutes more; about five minutes total.

Tea’ aroma is lovely fruity and herbal aroma with the cinnamon and ginger roots with the orange peels kicking and biting at ones’ nostrils. As I sip of this tea, the licorice flavoring is very strong, making this tea too sweet for me. I don’t like licorice so this is not as enjoyable a cup of tea for me. I had forgotten about the headiness of the licorice roots. Other wise this tea should be most enjoyable for those favoring herbal / Ayurveda teas.

2nd Steeping:
Water temperature: 200 Fahrenheit
Time: 5 minutes

I tried to have more steeps of this tea to try and unfortunately the licorice roots is still the major top note for this tea; drowning the other flavorings all together. I insist that it is because I do not like licorice and others liking herbal/Ayurveda teas will love, love this tea.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 5 min, 0 sec

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I love licorice root, have for 15 years now, from my first bag of Stash Licorice Spice…despite how I can see how it’s very sweet and vaguely reminiscent of Sweet n’ Low which I think is vile. Weird huh. Anyway, as a lover of licorice root, I really enjoy this one. It’s sweet and calming, perfect for its claims of being a good destressor before bed.

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 0 sec

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I was very excited to try this tea, not only do I need every anti-stress thing available, I also really like licorice. This tea has a nice spicy smell to it dry. Once brewed it smells like cinnamon and cardamom, but it has a great licorice and fennel taste. If you like licorice, you should really like this tea. I only purchased a sample of this tea, but I can see restocking with a larger amount next time I order.

Flavors: Licorice

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Holy sweet licorice batman! I doubt I could drink this all the time, but if I was craving a super sweet licorice tea, I might go for this one.

Flavors: Licorice

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 4 min, 30 sec 3 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML
OMGsrsly

I picked all the licorice out of mine. :)

JustJames

by the by…. would you like me to send my ‘evening lights’ by zen to you? =0)

Suziqzer

Love the intro to your description!

MissB

Heh, I reference Batman a lot. :)

Not a bad idea to pick out the licorice, although, I do like licorice… more so the black salty licorice though than anything.

JustJames: I’m always happy to have more Zen, although I’ll have a LOT of it coming my way soon enough. Stay tuned for that news.

Shmiracles

should i reference batman in this conversation/comment/text/email etc?

the only right answer is always YES.

OMGsrsly

I just can’t deal with licorice root in tea. :) I’ll try it, but chances are it’ll end up getting poured out.

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