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“This tea smells really good dry. Rich heavy raspberry with chocolate notes. When I steeped it the cup ended up way too strong with a layer of oil on top and so concentrated that didn’t taste good....” Read full tasting note
It is a truth universally acknowledged that the head of a witches’ academy needs fuel to manage the drudgery of paperwork. Why not take your fuel with a dash of mischief? This sensual blend of floral black tea with lush dark chocolate, sweet raspberry and creamy-crunchy toffee was created in collaboration with local author Rachel Rauch, inspired by characters from their world in progress: Liminal. Our whole communitea swooned over this “secret menu” custom creation and rallied for it to be added to the permanent menu for all to enjoy! We know you’ll find it…bewitching.
Ingredients: Black tea, toffee chips (Sugar, dairy butter (milk), almonds (roasted in cocoa butter and/or sunflower oil), contains 2% or less of: milk chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, chocolate, nonfat milk, milk fat, lactose, soy lecithin, salt, vanillin, artificial flavor), milk and salt. Packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and milk products.), vegan dark chocolate, natural raspberry and chocolate flavoring
Approximately 75mg of caffeine per cup
Steep at 205° F for 2-4 min
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This tea smells really good dry. Rich heavy raspberry with chocolate notes. When I steeped it the cup ended up way too strong with a layer of oil on top and so concentrated that didn’t taste good. Adding cream diluted it a bit to where I could enjoy the taste. When I go in to take a sip I get this quick flash of what I can only describe as the smell of iodine. I don’t taste it, it’s just a quick impression. The sip has a little raspberry at the front, but is a little bland after that. The finish is where the chocolate raspberry come out and lingers. I’m not sure how I feel about a tea being all finish. I think me not saying I’m sure about something is a thinly veiled way to say no me gusta. So far this is the best flavor out of all four teas I got from Friday Afternoon, but I’m not feeling this company overall. I really want a new independent blender who works with unique flavor combos, a Butiki or Quarter to Tea replacement and this isn’t it. This is similar enough to Lupicia’s Chocolat Framboise that has a near permanent place in my cupboard that I don’t think I’d restock this even though it has a badass name.
