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“bumping up a little as i tweak with it more fast note at work, no real time for a blog kati loose tea system (http://amazonv.blogspot.com/2010/04/kati-review.html) 12 oz hot spigot water 3 tsp...” Read full tasting note
“After tonight, I have enough of this tea left for a scant pot. I’m so sad! The more I drink this tea, the more I enjoy it. I bet this would be amazing iced, so that is how I will try it tomorrow. I...” Read full tasting note
“Another tea from AmazonV! This one was very fruity dry, but the brewed liquid smells only of hibiscus. The taste is mostly hibiscus as well, although there’s something cooling in there, which I’m...” Read full tasting note
“Meh, kinda bland, but at least it’s not hibiscus-rific. It has a vaguely coconut and fruit flavour, but nothing terribly distinct. On the other hand this little sample has been sitting in the...” Read full tasting note
Drink this tea hot, on ice or even use it over ice cream. This tea can do it all. Not to mention the wonderful tropical fruits and flowers used takes you on a vacation in a cup.
Ingredients: Coconut, hibiscus flower, rose hips, orange peel, pineapple and marigold petals
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bumping up a little as i tweak with it more
fast note at work, no real time for a blog
kati loose tea system (http://amazonv.blogspot.com/2010/04/kati-review.html)
12 oz hot spigot water
3 tsp (heaping) leaf
5 min steep (http://steep.it/5 minutes)
delicious red color
smells like orange hibiscus
tastes like hibiscus, orange, pineapple
coconut is a hint at 5 min
yum yum
After tonight, I have enough of this tea left for a scant pot. I’m so sad! The more I drink this tea, the more I enjoy it. I bet this would be amazing iced, so that is how I will try it tomorrow. I think this will be going on the shopping list.
Another tea from AmazonV!
This one was very fruity dry, but the brewed liquid smells only of hibiscus. The taste is mostly hibiscus as well, although there’s something cooling in there, which I’m taking to be the pineapple. Otherwise, there’s a chewy non-fruityness as well, and… a hint of orange, I think. Hmm. Maybe I’ll try more next time. It’s still refreshing, though.
Meh, kinda bland, but at least it’s not hibiscus-rific. It has a vaguely coconut and fruit flavour, but nothing terribly distinct. On the other hand this little sample has been sitting in the depths of my cupboard for awhile and may have lost some of its flavour.
Perfect for right before bed (or so I thought)- and the ingredients looked just sweet enough to satisfy my sweet tooth as I try to cut down on refined sugar. I love coconut and orange peel, but the rest scared me because hibiscus can go either way for me (Ever tried Trader Joe’s dried hibiscus flowers? They’re so addictive!) Brewed, the coconut is by far the strongest component- I can even see coconut oil floating on the surface of the water. (Ew). The tart hibiscus lingers in the background, but mostly I taste oily coconut. Not what I want from an herbal blend, or any coconut tea for that matter.
