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“Ok, this blend got my mouth watering, not just a little, but A LOT! The aroma is something I can only describe as a candy strawberry (like Chewits, remember those?!), sweet and synthetic, but in a...” Read full tasting note
Numerology: Born in 1896, the novels and short stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald have come to define the cocktail-loving jazz age of the 1920’s. Whittard numbered this tea 96, as a nod to Fitzgeralds taste for Mint Juleps and Strawberry Daiquiris.
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Ok, this blend got my mouth watering, not just a little, but A LOT! The aroma is something I can only describe as a candy strawberry (like Chewits, remember those?!), sweet and synthetic, but in a nicely reminiscent sort of way. Once steeped the mint creates a glacial, cooling edge. Brewed hot, the flavour is weak, something I’ve come to expect from flavoured fruit blends, but I can understand why others tasting this may be disappointed. The fruity element is much more reserved, with the mint being dominant. It’s ok, but not a tea I would personally turn to for comfort.
On a hot day though? That’s when blends like this shine! Ok, so… obviously it was gorgeous. Vancouver was sweltering, at the time I was guzzling through this, so cold brewed Strawberry Mint was a literally saviour.
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Flavors: Fruit Punch, Fruity, Mint, Strawberry
