Winter Wonderland

Tea type
Herbal White Blend
Ingredients
Birch Bark, Peppermint, White Tea, Wintergreen
Flavors
Fir, Hay, Herbaceous, Menthol, Mint, Peppermint, Pine, Smooth, Sweet, Earthy, Evergreen, Wintergreen
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Caffeine
Low
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 3 min, 0 sec 15 oz / 433 ml

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  • “I felt a bit ugh after that oily Butter Toffee Cream tea earlier, so I figured it was the perfect time to try this tea, which is clean and light with refreshing-sounding ingredients. This was one...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I am loving this blend. The white tea is indistinguishable, but there are so many interesting flavors going on. The peppermint and wintergreen are at the forefront, but I get a whisper of fir, as...” Read full tasting note
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From Asheville Tea Company

MERRY & BRIGHT!

Sip into the holidays with a cup of cheer! This festive blend is inspired by our own memories of sharing stories by the warm fireside while the smells of Fraser Fir swirled through our cozy mountain log cabin.

Flavor Notes: Wintergreen, Sweet Thyme, Woodsy

Recommended Pairings: Holiday Parties, Roasting Chestnuts, Sledding

Ingredients: White Peony Tea, Fraser Fir, Birch Bark, Wintergreen, Peppermint, Yarrow Flower

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I felt a bit ugh after that oily Butter Toffee Cream tea earlier, so I figured it was the perfect time to try this tea, which is clean and light with refreshing-sounding ingredients. This was one of three seasonal teas that I ordered on a whim from Asheville Tea Company after seeing them on Sips by.

This is definitely a very light tea, in fact I wish the flavors here were just a tad bit stronger. The beginning of the sip is very mint and wintergreen-forward with perhaps a hint of haylike white tea flavor. There’s also a nice sweetness. Then near the end of the sip, the evergreen notes of the fir begin to come out, and they linger into the aftertaste. There’s a lovely cooling sensation as well. Not knowing what birch bark or yarrow flower taste like, I can’t comment on them, but there is a soft herbal note behind the lighter flavors.

I love evergreen in teas, so I really like this one. The wintergreen is a fun addition too, minty but different than the usual choices. The white tea is very light in flavor but I think it goes well with these equally light and airy ingredients.

A lovely wintery tea, perfect for December! ❤

Flavors: Fir, Hay, Herbaceous, Menthol, Mint, Peppermint, Pine, Smooth, Sweet

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 3 min, 0 sec 3 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML

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I am loving this blend. The white tea is indistinguishable, but there are so many interesting flavors going on. The peppermint and wintergreen are at the forefront, but I get a whisper of fir, as well as a melange of herbal/woody notes that I don’t quite recognize (not familiar with the flavor of birch bark or yarrow flowers). Such a unique blend, very glad I picked it up!

Martin Bednář

It just jumped to my wishlist. Why I do love those fir/wintergreen/woody/birch bark… whatever notes? Maybe it just reminds me a great times on far North?

Cameron B.

Yay, I still need to try mine! I love evergreen notes in tea, too. :3

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