It’s late, and I’m slowly turning into a pumpkin, so I’m going to give this a much quicker and less detailed review than it truly deserves. I’d backlog it in the morning… but… no. That probably wouldn’t do a lot of justice for any kind of masala beverage anyway, let alone a kangaroo.
The most noticeable flavor at first is the clove. While the clove does definitely take the center stage, it isn’t an overwhelming level of clove, present, but not domineering. The cardamom comes next, with a hint of ginger and pepper at the end, rounding off into the natural woodsy-ness of the kangaroo base. The clove flavor lingers quite a bit, and really blends in nicely with that lingering bush flavor that always seems to stick in my throat with a kangaroo blend.
This blend claims to have cinnamon in it… but I seem to be losing it in the clove somewhere. Or, I may have waited too long, as this is quite cool by now.
Overall, a very strong kangaroo chai, and we’ll be keeping this one around. I would want more cinnamon, but that is always, ALWAYS the case. Missy has threatened to sweeten any tea I drink with Hot Tamales before.
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Ahhh, it seems you and Missy are closer in time and space than I first realized! Yes, it must be serendipity! :))
Ehe. Will not tire of hearing about kangaroo. Endlessly amused (I’m rather lame, aren’t I).
hehe not lame you are just able to appreciate our goofiness :D
Ahhh, it seems you and Missy are closer in time and space than I first realized! Yes, it must be serendipity! :))
Ehe. Will not tire of hearing about kangaroo. Endlessly amused (I’m rather lame, aren’t I).
hehe not lame you are just able to appreciate our goofiness :D