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“I stayed at the Fairmont Banff Springs a while ago when my brother was working there, and I quite liked this tea, which was among the teas provided in the rooms. He surprised me with a couple boxes...” Read full tasting note
“Best tasting berry flavored tea I ever had. Most of the berry teas I had were too sour with a slight tinge of berry aroma. This one has a very nice balanace of berries, apple, vanilla, sweetness...” Read full tasting note
This blend was specially formulated to accommodate the refined tastes of Fairmont guests. Not only does this unique combination of natural fruits and herbs capture flavors of wild mountain grown berries but it is also rich in vitamin C. Add a dash of sugar to enhance the flavor and serve hot or over ice.
Ingredients: hibiscus, apple, brambleberry and elderberry leaves, vanilla, flavors
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I stayed at the Fairmont Banff Springs a while ago when my brother was working there, and I quite liked this tea, which was among the teas provided in the rooms. He surprised me with a couple boxes of it that he, um, “acquired.” I didn’t ask; he didn’t tell. :P
This is one of the few fruity teas I actually like. Tastes best with some honey.
Best tasting berry flavored tea I ever had. Most of the berry teas I had were too sour with a slight tinge of berry aroma. This one has a very nice balanace of berries, apple, vanilla, sweetness and tang. Tastes very good without having to add any sugar or honey.
Note: the ingredient list of the loose leaf tea and the tea bags slightly differ, and I prefer the bagged one when it comes to flavor. To me, the loose leaf tea tasted less flavorful and more sour. I’ve noticed dried apple bits and vanilla were missing in the loose leaf version. On a side note, I added a bit of vanilla extract and it eased the sourness of it. From next time I’ll only be buying the bagged ones.
Metro tea makes all the teas for Fairmont FYI.