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“Sample six! Only one more to go and I’ll have made my goal. Sort of. It was supposed to be one daily, but that didn’t work out much. I have enjoyed this one, and shall enjoy the rest of it in bed...” Read full tasting note
“I have a bowl of samples packages on the counter that I would really like to get through by the weekend. Only time will tell! This sample came from Tasty Brew who, if you haven’t had the pleasure...” Read full tasting note
“Cold brew overnight. This definitely has the strength to still give a flavorful iced tea when cold brewed. Very very vanilla-y, and the black tea base is nice and subtle but definitely present. I...” Read full tasting note
“This tea is probably one of the best examples of a Vanilla tea that we’ve encountered. It is a standard black tea, very much in line with the generic term, “China Black”. That said, it is a good...” Read full tasting note
A vanilla flavored, whole-leaf black tea base, with pieces of genuine bourbon vanilla.
Ingredients: black tea, vanilla bits, artificial flavor
Origin: Germany
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Saw A Star is Born last night with the BF. It’s what everyone says it is, but I’m still generally annoyed with remakes. This morning we have No. 2’s fun run fundraiser at school, but it’s questionable whether we’ll make it because I’m the only one awake and it’s in about half an hour…
This tea has a creamy vanilla scent in the tin with an earthy undertone. I expected it to be more beany, but we’ll see if that changes with steeping.
And it does! Steeping makes a dark, reddish-brown tea that smells like a rich, beany vanilla. This carries over into the flavor, which is also beany vanilla.
Sometimes I can get a chocolate note out of vanilla, but I’m not getting that here.
The base is pleasantly Yunnan-esque.
A great exemplar of its kind. But I’m guessing Upton no longer has it because artificial flavoring.
Flavors: Beany, Creamy, Vanilla
