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“Thank you, Paul M Tracy, for this sample! This tisane has a wonderful aroma. Slow down and enjoy it, because even though it is bright and tropical it is mellow, smooth, and relaxing. I agree with...” Read full tasting note
“I bought this tisane for my wife but I thought I’d do some quality control before I gave it to her. As the name indicates, this is full of the best the islands have to offer- ripe, juicy tropical...” Read full tasting note
An herbal blend with a tropical fruit flavor that celebrates the senses. (Lomi Lomi Nui is an ancient Hawaiian temple ritual which is said to rid body, spirit and soul from problems on an emotional, mental and spiritual basis and bring inner peace)
Ingredients: apple pieces, nettle, strawberry leaves, pineapple pieces, lemon grass, freeze-dried banana pieces, hibiscus, papaya cubes, rose petals, flavoring, roman camomile, rose and mallow blossoms – Caffeine Free
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Thank you, Paul M Tracy, for this sample!
This tisane has a wonderful aroma. Slow down and enjoy it, because even though it is bright and tropical it is mellow, smooth, and relaxing. I agree with Paul, let it cool a bit, too, so you don’t miss anything – but that is a good idea with any tea or tisane. I think banana and lemon were the forefront aromas to me, but there is a mellow, vanilla-like note that keeps the lemon from being jarring or overly bright. This is a nice relaxing cup between walking the dogs (Hi, Sandy!) and more yard work!
I bought this tisane for my wife but I thought I’d do some quality control before I gave it to her.
As the name indicates, this is full of the best the islands have to offer- ripe, juicy tropical fruits and fragrant, exotic blossoms.
I can’t sufficiently describe the appearance of this so I have to let a picture be my 1000 words. This is simply a work of art. http://twitpic.com/29b5mc
The fragrance is incredible. You’re first hit with lemon and banana then the rest of the tropicals (pineapple and papaya) work their way up. At the bottom, you can just make out the hibiscus, chamomile and rose. Towards the end of the cup, I thought of bubble gum.
Initially, the lemongrass seemed to overpower everything else in flavor. Let the cup cool a bit before you dive in (and you may literally want to dive into this cup) and all the fruit flavors start to mingle together. You’ll picture yourself in one of the small Hawaiian roadside markets sampling the produce while surrounded by native blossoms.
This is another winner from Souvia. I know my wife is going to love this- almost as much as she loves the massage by the same name.
