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Thanks to adagio breeze for bringing this tea to the States all the way from Britain!

The dry tea smell like strawberry and hibiscus. There’s a lot of stuff in the mix – I’m seeing coriander seeds, what looks like small bits of dried strawberry, dried citrus peel, what looks like dried peach (I tasted this after brewing and it tasted peachy), and a few other ingredients I can’t identify.

As Lindsey pointed out, there’s no online description or brewing instructions, so I had to wing it. I used ½ teaspoon for 4 oz, brewing it for 3 minutes in water that had cooled slightly after boiling. The liquid is a deep reddish-pink. The flavor is all hibiscus and strawberry. There may be a touch of tartness mid-sip, but that could be wishful thinking. There is a slight but not overwhelming aftertaste of strawberry candy.

Overall, this is just ok. I think it would be nice as an iced tea – probably sweet and juicy. Too bad I’m not a huge fan of iced tea!

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 3 min, 0 sec
Sil

This one sounds kind of neat.

Kaylee

Haha I’ll throw some into your swap package!

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Sil

This one sounds kind of neat.

Kaylee

Haha I’ll throw some into your swap package!

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Favorite tea types, in order:
oolongs
green
herbal
white
yellow

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Volition
Tea Thoughts
Harney & Sons
Yunomi
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