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“The smell and flavour of this blend remind me of something from way back when I first started drinking loose leaf tea, but I can’t put my finger on exactly what. Hopefully it’ll come to me as it’s...” Read full tasting note
“Adagio Advent Calendar Day 9 I am not sure what to say about this tea. I found it a bit underwhelming. On the plus side, the hibiscus did out sour me out. There was a slight zing of tartness that...” Read full tasting note
“Had to get a sample of this to try, because I love cranberries and cranberry-flavored things. Sadly, this tastes more like a cherry lozenge than it does like cranberry anything. Extremely...” Read full tasting note
“I love a cranberry tea, so y’all know I had to try this one! The dry leaf aroma is kind of off smelling to me, like sugar free red jello but with a slight medicinal/cough drop sort of edge to it....” Read full tasting note
Embrace the bright tantalizing taste of tart cranberries softened with a decadent dollop of sweet cream. A tea for all seasons with a caffeine-free herbal base and a palate pleasing smoothness, Cranberry Cream is wonderful hot or iced.
blended with green rooibos tea, apple pieces, cinnamon, hibiscus, cranberries, rose hips, natural cranberry flavor, red peppercorn & natural creme flavor
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The smell and flavour of this blend remind me of something from way back when I first started drinking loose leaf tea, but I can’t put my finger on exactly what. Hopefully it’ll come to me as it’s driving me mad! Anyway, this one is sweet and creamy, with balanced apple and cranberry flavours. Pretty true to its name therefore. It’s perhaps a touch medicinal, but nothing I can really take issue with. Brews up a lovely pink colour too!
Adagio Advent Calendar Day 9
I am not sure what to say about this tea. I found it a bit underwhelming. On the plus side, the hibiscus did out sour me out. There was a slight zing of tartness that at first I thought might be from the cranberries, but then thought it might be from the hibiscus. I just didn’t get much flavor from it. I drank most of the cup. If a friend served this I could drink it but it would not be part of a future order.
Had to get a sample of this to try, because I love cranberries and cranberry-flavored things.
Sadly, this tastes more like a cherry lozenge than it does like cranberry anything. Extremely medicinal cherry candy flavor with a very powdery undertone and a light hibiscus tartness. Nope, nope, nope!
Flavors: Artificial, Candy, Chalky, Cherry, Hibiscus, Medicinal, Powdery, Sweet, Syrupy
Ohhhh that sounds very disappointing!
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that sounds like an absolute nightmare, I’m glad it was just a sample!
Kelly liked it much more than I did, so maybe it’s just my personal preferences ha ha!
To be fair we did both pick out medicinal notes, I think I might just have a bit of a higher tolerance for that flavour.
I love a cranberry tea, so y’all know I had to try this one!
The dry leaf aroma is kind of off smelling to me, like sugar free red jello but with a slight medicinal/cough drop sort of edge to it. Wasn’t the most promising, but steeped up I found the cup much, much more enjoyable. There’s still maybe a touch of a medicinal undertone/edge to it, but the cranberry was pleasantly thick and jammy with a creamy edge to it and just a hint of warming cinnamon. The cinnamon flirts a bit with this mulled fruit sort of vibe, but neither the spice or fruit notes themselves are strong enough to full commit to that sort of direction. Still, there’s a sort of festive feel to the cup from the combination. As a lover of cranberry teas, it’s pretty solid!
