Interesting that this is the only Steepster result when you type in ‘Prague’. Whoa was this a unique flavor. First, I love the little purple flowers. I couldn’t tell from the fragrance or from sipping it WHAT it was supposed to be. It seemed vaguely fruity, but something very uniquely fruity…. definitely no cherry here again like two of the other Noel teas! So looking at the description, what should be here is: caramel, prune, “vodka”, chocolate, clementine, papaya bits and flower petals. I guess what I’m tasting is a very interesting flavor that combines and results from all of these ingredients. I definitely taste a prune-like flavor that could be like a rummy plum or grape. But also hints of other fruits in the background that could be the papaya. Sweetness from any caramel. I don’t seem to taste any clementine or chocolate, but maybe it’s in the overall taste. Very interesting and I’m glad it isn’t another cherry cup! The second cup was much weaker on flavor though. I think all four of the Noel teas I’ve tried have the same black tea base, though I might be wrong.
Steep #1 // 1 heaping teaspoon for a full mug// 12 minutes after boiling // 4 minute steep
Steep #2 // just boiled//5 minute steep
Flavors: Grapes, Plum, Rum, Sweet
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I think just about all of the flavored DF blacks I’ve tried so far have the same base! It’s a little unfortunate, since IMO a few of them would’ve really benefited from something more robust.
Definitely. I think DF should have known tea addicts would love to try a lot of their flavors but not necessarily with the same base tea.
love this one
I think just about all of the flavored DF blacks I’ve tried so far have the same base! It’s a little unfortunate, since IMO a few of them would’ve really benefited from something more robust.
Definitely. I think DF should have known tea addicts would love to try a lot of their flavors but not necessarily with the same base tea.
love this one