Wildberry Black Tea

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Black Herbal Blend
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Bulk, Loose Leaf
Caffeine
High
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Kosher
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  • “January 1st Sipdown Challenge Prompt – one of your newest teas I had this the day after Christmas but a cold prevented me from really tasting it so I withheld notes until today. I made biscuits,...” Read full tasting note

From Simpson & Vail

This outstanding berry blend is a combination of strawberry, blueberry and blackberry flavors. It brews to a deep amber cup with a fresh picked berry aroma and a taste that explodes on your taste buds. Delicious hot or iced, it’s the perfect cup for a relaxing summer day!

Ingredients: black teas, wildberry flavor, blackberry leaves, raspberry pieces, and malva (mallow) blossoms.

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January 1st Sipdown Challenge Prompt – one of your newest teas

I had this the day after Christmas but a cold prevented me from really tasting it so I withheld notes until today.

I made biscuits, and AliasHali made eggs and bacon for us all to start the New Year right. Ashman took full clean up duty and now Hali and I get to relax while he walks Sam the King of Dogs, who now visits our next door neighbor twice a day for treats.

The dry leaf aroma is powerful, reminding me of Smarties – the American kind that I believe may be called Rockets in Canada and possibly the UK. I was expecting it to taste a bit like Jingle Bells from the aroma, but it is quite different. It definitely comes off as a candy berry flavor to me.

The steeped tea has a milder aroma than the dry leaf. The base is rather hearty, thankfully not thin. There is plenty of berry flavor, it is strong enough to have as a breakfast tea, it is smooth enough to have without additions. I feel confident it could take milk and sugar if you like your tea with additions.

S&V suggest using it for iced tea, and I think it might be excellent for that with this sort of fruit flavor, so I may give that a try some upcoming warm day.

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