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Juicy Blueberry from Zen Tea

Steepster Score 3 Ratings Rate This Tea

78/100

Juicy Blueberry

Fruit Tea by Zen Tea

Great harmony among citrus sweet berries and smooth yogurt flavour. Rich citrus fruit flavour, but still maintains milky smoothness. All different kinds of healthy fresh berries in one tea!

  • Ingredients: apple bits, hibiscus blossoms, currants, green raisins, blueberry, lemongrass, flavour, blueberries, cornflower blossoms, sunflower, blossoms, marigold blossoms, rose blossom leaves, citric acid, vitamin C
  • Preparation(1 cup): 1 teaspoon of tea, 95C(203F) water, 4-5 minutes

3 Tasting Notes

Miss Starfish
78

Great blend by Zen Tea – Thank you for giving me the opportunity to try it.

Suggested steeping time was 4-5 minutes. I’ve found that Zen’s steeping times are always spot on in every tea I’ve tried from them. I steeped some batches a bit longer, at 8 and 16 minutes respectively.

At 4-5 minutes; You’ve got a beautiful tisane. Really lovely.

8 minutes; Very strong tisane.

16 minutes; Extremely juice-like. My man likes super strong flavours, so I was making this batch for him as an iced drink.

Flavours overall didn’t go through much of a transformation, which I think is good because they were already so well balanced to begin with. On the whole, I tasted currants and hibiscus the most. There were definitely blueberries in the berry mix, but it became a little hard to pick individual notes out. I didn’t find a yogurt note anywhere, nor did my man.

I liked this tea, but didn’t love it – which comes down to personal taste preferences really. It seemed like a wonderfully balanced blend and good quality however, so I’m pretty keen to try it in another flavor (Strawberry Cream, I’m looking at you!) at some point.

Veronica
80

Lots of berry, but nothing that shouts blueberry. I’m also not read tasting the yogurt. Something tells me that both of these flavors will be more pronounced as the tea cools but so will the hibiscus. I’d rather drink it warm and call this a berry blend.

Ozli
84

Not especially blueberry – appleberry, I would say! (Especially after DT’s Blueberry Jam, which is super blueberry-y.) It’s quite good though, one of my free samples from my last order.