Love

Tea type
Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Chamomile, Elderflower, Lavender Flowers, Licorice Root, Marigold Petals, Rose
Flavors
Licorice, Flowers, Sweet, Floral, Perfume
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Caffeine
Caffeine Free
Certification
Fair Trade, Organic
Edit tea info Last updated by dreamloomer
Average preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 5 min, 30 sec 2 g 9 oz / 257 ml

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  • “Sipdown. I really do like this. Its quite good, full bodied and flavorful. I can get it fairy easily, so at some point I will welcome it back into my cupboard.” Read full tasting note
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  • “It has a nice flowery blend. There is also this sweet aftertaste at the back of my throat (same one as in Celestial’s Tension Tamer) that I just cant place…common ingredients are chamomile and...” Read full tasting note
  • “Bagged Aroma when Dry: floral, rose jumps out, camomile next After water is first poured: balanced floral all notes present, hinting at lavender At end of steep: slightly fruity, floral, rose and...” Read full tasting note
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  • “A tea I save for cloudy days, when I’d rather stay indoors. Bought originally because of the description (Amour!) and notes (rose and lavender — I’m a fan of floral teas), but didn’t turn out to be...” Read full tasting note
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From Pukka

Warm your heart with this delicate infusion of sweet floral aromas. Love tea is an irresistible blend to help you feel positively uplifted. So why don’t you ‘Pukka’ up and let the love flow?!

Roses and lavender are fragrant symbols of love

Elderflowers, marigolds, limeflowers and chamomile relax your emotional heart

Licorice is a sweet and delicious herb

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33 Tasting Notes

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2 tasting notes

I usually use 2 teabags every time for 200ml of water. Then the floral fragrant of the tea really stays after taste.

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313 tasting notes

Found this hanging out in the cupboard at work and figured what the hey, as I’ve yet to import masses of work-tea to my new office.

I didn’t think much of it before adding a sachet of sugar, so I don’t think this will be in my regular rotation of daytime teas, as I’m desperately trying to shift the massive paunch I’ve somehow managed to accrue in the last year. Ugh. I’ve gone up two trouser sizes. So depressing. I can’t afford new trousers. I just keep alternating between two pairs at the office and hope nobody notices I clearly don’t own any other trousers that fit. IT IS SLIM DOWN TIME BECAUSE I REALLY DO HAVE OTHER TROUSERS, HONEST

But I digress. I think the reason I felt the need to add sugar to this is that it has a sweet note behind the predominantly chamomile flavour – that’s probably the licorice root at work. I don’t know what it is about licorice root, but the weird sweetness it imparts to some teas gives me this sort of gross cognitive dissonance that makes me need to add actual sugar to make it palatable (probably because I don’t notice the licorice-derived sweet anymore). Which is a shame, because all the other flavours in here are things I should like. Other than that, I mostly get chamomile. Oh well. At least it was free.

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I was really excited to try this tisane, and I had had my eye on it for a while. Finally I decided to take the plunge and make the purchase…….and man was I disappointed. I love chamomile, lavender, elderflower and rose….and so I loved the idea of this tea. But it was so weak. It tasted like nothing. Maybe I got a bad box or something, but I ended up using 2 teabags in 10oz of boiling water and never took them out, and the taste was very very faint. Quite disappointing. I will be returning this tisane.

Preparation
Boiling 8 min or more 2 tsp 10 OZ / 295 ML

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Overboard TTB

Backlogging from last night.

I don’t drink a lot of floral herbals, but I need to reconsider because this was nice and a pleasant way to wind down at the end of the day. I could pick out the elder-flower, lavender, chamomile, and rose but I enjoyed the tea more when I quit thinking about it and let the flavors blend together. The licorice root gave small notes of sweetness, but thankfully it didn’t dominate the tea. All in all a nice little cup.

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Overboard TTB

This is a mild, floral tea that I would probably enjoy if not for the Licorice. I’m beginning to get the idea that Licorice in any amount just ruins a blend for me. I’ll have to start checking for it and making a point to avoid it in the future.

Flavors: Flowers, Licorice, Sweet

Preparation
Boiling 8 min or more

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199 tasting notes

Well….this was weird. My co-worker and I got a box of this at Mother’s Market today and tried it when we got back to work. After the first sip, she looked up and said, “I think I just drank somebody’s grandma….” Now, that was clearly concerning. Turns out that the perfumey/floral aspect of this tea sort of smells like the quintessential grandmother’s house….like floral-scented sachets mixed with mustiness from the stuff that’s been sitting untouched all over the house. I don’t know. That makes it sound like a terrible tea and yet…there is something super comforting about it. I’m not sure which of the three main flowers gave me this whole impression. I know now that licorice root isn’t my favorite…that weird sweetness that just coats the back of your throat. Not a huge fan of that part. But, overall, I wouldn’t mind drinking a small cup of this on rainy days.

Flavors: Floral, Perfume, Sweet

TeaBrat

yeah rose anything is kind of grandma-like…

albertocanfly

hahaha..did she look up in horror when she said that she drank someone’s grandma?:P thehe

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Could I really go an entire 24 hours without any tea-esque beverage sipped hot? It almost happened today, because though my top-floor space is fully equipped with an air conditioner (which I grudgingly acquired, though now I am grateful…), the living space downstairs feels like a sweat shop!

My solution: take a shower, and then sit in front of the air conditioning until I feel cold. Now I am sipping a bedtime glass of Pukka Love. This is a decent chamomile blend. I stand by my earlier rating, though I still do not taste much in the way of rose. The chamomile itself is very and tasty, and there is a thickness and slight sweetness to the brew—though nowhere near Tazo Rest, which is more like sugary roses somehow.

I consider Pukka Love to be a successful filterbag because I am pretty sure that this blend would taste about the same brewed from a sachet or perhaps even loose. The bright yellow hue of the liquor is the first clue that the chamomile is fresh.

Love is a genuine like for me.

Preparation
Boiling 6 min, 0 sec 2 g 9 OZ / 266 ML

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2977 tasting notes

Pairs surprisingly well with chocolate cake.

Flavors: Flowers

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2 tasting notes

I did not like this tea. It was very mild in flavor, watery with a hint of the same kind of vanillic licorice tangy taste that’s in the Pukka Vanilla Chai and Peppermint & Licorice teas. What really puts me off is that it smells like stale dirty bathwater.

Flavors: Flowers, Licorice

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5 tasting notes

Light perfume of rose and lavender with the soothing taste of chamomile. Perfect tea to unwind on a Friday afternoon at work.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 8 min or more

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