276 Tasting Notes
A lot of flower character that is well balanced with the base rooibos notes, plus a bit of caramel and strong fruity characteristics.
The taste is very rich, slightly sweetish, complex. Good alternative to my everyday theine teas.
Flavors: Caramel, Flowers, Jam, Rose
Preparation
Very strong green tea aroma, refreshing and citrusy.
Unfortunately the taste is very watery and bland. There are slight citrusy, spicy and straw notes, but too scarce.
Flavors: Citrus, Lemon, Straw
Preparation
Nicely balanced strawberry and lemongrass aroma, with slight grassy and straw green tea undertones.
And good taste, slightly tart, fruity.
Much better than majority of Pickwick teas.
Flavors: Citrus, Grass, Lemongrass, Straw, Strawberry
Preparation
The very first impression is great – the bag smells wonderful, like a freshly cut vanilla bean.
After brewing the vanilla component is still nice, but there are also some wet cardboard notes, rather unpleasant.
The taste is sweetish, a bit malty, with no bitterness nor astringency.
All in all it’s not bad.
Flavors: Cardboard, Malt, Vanilla
Preparation
Refreshing lemon aroma over an earthy background.
Solid maltiness in taste, no bitterness, delicate lemon undertones, no tartness.
Really good lemon black tea.
Flavors: Earth, Lemon, Lemon Zest, Malt
Preparation
Smells perfect, like a hot apple pie.
The taste is sweetish, with strong apple notes and a bit of cinnamon and raisins in the background..
A bit too watery, but generally not bad.
Flavors: Apple, Cake, Cinnamon, Raisins, Spices, Sweet
Preparation
I would call this tea unobtrusive. It’s smooth, not harsh, not overly bland but there’s nothing distinct in it. To drink, not to savour.
Flavors: Malt
Preparation
Surprisingly balanced! Strong earthy and maty notes from base tea, no sweetness, solid orange notes and some spices in the background. Nicely warming and definitely worth repeating!
Flavors: Earth, Malt, Orange, Spices