Sands Of Thyme
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I really enjoyed this sample from JoeCool (Nichole) – mainly because I normally cannot eat Key Lime Pie! I love the company name too. ;)
Immediately from the bag I can smell the deliciousness of key lime, a scent that sticks around after it is brewed. In added a Splenda to this one after the first sip wasn’t very flavorful. This is one of those black teas which is enhanced by sweetener. (TeaEqualsBliss I know you are thinking, “No way!”) But the key lime flavor was much more predominant after the sweetener. Or maybe it’s the power of suggestion. (TeaEqualsBliss nods her head, yes.)
That same flavor stays around long enough for me to finish the cup. And for the most part, I enjoyed it. But there is still an aftertaste that reminds me of A1 steak sauce. Stop laughing; I love A1 so I don’t mean it as an insult necessarily. Not quite sure what to make of this one. I’ll try it again in a little bit.
Thanks to my SweeTea Joe Cool, I received this tea and several other teas from Sands of Thyme. I love the addition of orange peel to the tea leaves, it looks great and I can taste the flavor in the tea. The green teas certainly make up one heck of a base, I can taste it through the lemongrass and yogurt flavor. I like the mix. I’m glad the base is strong enough to remind you it is there!
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My SweeTea JoeCool sent me a wonderful package from Sands of Thyme. I was having difficulties deciding which tea to sip on first, so I sniff tested all of the teas. This one smelled so deliciously of coconut and bananas that I had to have it right away.
The banana aroma carries over nicely into the steeped tea as does the coconut. There is a natural sweetness to this tea that was enjoyable. The base tastes like a ceylon, just a smooth plain tea, no malt. It was a good choice for blending with these flavors.
I also tried with creamer and it tasted like a banana shake with tea. Yum. This was definitely a winner! I’m happy to have some in my tea cupboard.
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YUM!!!! Almost tastes kinda like dare I say it. . . . . .Key Lime style cheesecake. So good! Perfect about of fruit with a great black tea holding it up. Very delish. Exactly the kind of tea I was looking for to help my 3pm sweet tooth cravings. Will be a new definite in my tea cupboard.
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Wow. Amazing tea. The smell was sooo overpowering and wonderful that it infused my mailbox with minty fresh chocolate chip smell. The aroma when steeped is even better. It turns out to be a light tea with lots of mint and a deep cocoa base flavor.
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This is a gentle EG! I don’t know if I would call it “classic”…because it’s not what I would call stereotypical of the EG’s sold, for the most part, today. It’s more gentle…semi-smooth, it becomes juicer as it cools, and it’s not astringent or chemically and the floral notes and bergamot notes are more subtle than most and for that I am grateful!
Thanks liberTEAs!!!
Smells like Chocolate Milk.
‘brews’ much darker than I thought it would because it’s a rooibos! A nice surprise!
This is quite nice, indeed! Much more chocolate tasting than I expected! The stereotypical rooibos taste is subtle and assisting the other flavors more than anything. The ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, and pepper are blending together very well and a gentle yet present! The more I drink this the more I like it! And I am finding I really like this one! Well done, SoT!!!
This is my all time favorite tea. I have addicted my daughter to it. I take it on vacation with me. I can’t get up in the morning without it. I have been an Earl Grey lover for 30 years and this is the best I have ever found.
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Finishing off the last of this sample that was sent to me with my order. I really like this blend.
Today I am getting more of the cardamom flavor, and I am getting a cinnamon note as well, although the ingredients do not list cinnamon as an ingredient.
This is yum!
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I cannot remember if I’ve had the Rose Marzipan from Teavana. Based on the description of it here on Steepster, I would say no, this one is not the same.
No…this isn’t the same…the main difference is that Teavana’s has those crystallized sugar cubes…this one doesn’t…but it’s still lovely! :) Minus the sugar that is…
This is really good. So far the best that I’ve tried from Sands of Thyme.
I can taste all the elements, but none are overpowering or off-putting, they all seem to be in quite a harmonious balance. There is a note of bitterness toward the end of the sip that lingers in the aftertaste, but it is a savory kind of bitter.
Very nice.
teahee!!!!! :) CHEERS!