289 Tasting Notes
Dry Leaf Nose: An intoxicating aroma of figs and spiced fruits.
Liquor: Brownish-red liquor with fig and spiced fruit notes.
Flavour: A rich and enticing aroma/flavour. Spiced fruits mingle with a sweet fleeting flavour of sliced figs, dried and fresh. The combination is very much like a delicious holiday cake.
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Dry Leaf Nose: Gingerbread and dark molasses.
Liquor: A rich, reddish-brown colour with notes of gingerbread and molasses.
Flavour: Very true to good old fashioned gingerbread. The flavor holds well on the palate, lingering but not cloying. There is a slight buildup of the flavour as the cup is consumed with the ginger becoming more prominent.
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Dry Leaf Nose: Smells liked baked goods!
Liquor: An appealing red-brown colour, with the aroma of freshly baked upsidedown cake.
Flavour: Laden with the satisfying flavours and aroma of sweet baked goods.
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Dry Leaf Nose: Cocoa and hazelnut with a hint of the oolong tea.
Liquor: Rich brown with aromas of cocoa and hazelnut.
Flavour: All of the richness and complexity of of a chocolate/hazelnut spread. The chocolate is prominent while the hazelnut brings a deep nuttiness to the blend.
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Dry Leaf Nose: Sweet black currants
Liquor: A sweet black currant aroma resides in this red-brown liquor.
Flavour: Freshly picked ripe black currents. Sweet, rich, dark and fruity with.
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Dry Leaf Nose: The fresh exciting aroma of berries and the warm roasty scent of roasted mate with a slightly pungent note of juniper.
Liquor: Dark rich brown-red liquor with an exciting aroma of berries and the warm roasty scent of roasted mate.
Flavour: Delicious and intriguing flavours of mixed fresh berries and drome fruits (cherries) with an underpinning roastiness from the mate and coffee beans. The lucuma brings a richness similar to maple and yam. It is a very complex and luscious cup with a lasting, sweet finish.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: A full, sweet, pistachio and cream aroma.
Liquor: A delightful dark green clear liquor with a heady pistachio-cream aroma.
Flavour: The balance of mulberry leaves and pistachios is both delicious and complex. Nutty, sweet, and simply scrumptious.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: Similar to a spice cake. Sweet with notes of spice.
Liquor: Golden/orange-brown.
Flavour: Very similar to a piece of spice cake (minus the frosting). The sugary sweetness and sweet spices notes are prominent, well balanced and linger without being cloying.
Preparation
Dry Leaf Nose: Ripe mango aroma with a very creamy note.
Liquor: Yellow/orange in colour. Clear and bright.
Flavour: One of the best mango teas we’ve ever experienced. The mango flavour is fresh, sweet succulent and very up front, with prominent notes of vanilla and cream.
Preparation
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Dry Leaf Nose: Fruity and sweet. An interesting complexity is brought in by the guayusa and boosted by the aroma of the hibiscus flowers.
Liquor: Dark red liquor with a fruity aroma.
Flavour: A red fruit profile with some very interesting, earthy overtones brought in by the guayusa. The hibiscus keeps the blend lively and lingering.