It smelled lovely but the taste left a lot to be desired. It was quite bitter for a Ceylon so I had to add milk to make it drinkable. It’s flavoured with something that sort of vaguely tastes like maple syrup, but is more strangely synthetic than anything else.
This Canadian is not impressed.
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That makes me sad. I keep looking for a good maple tea but so far nada. One day….
I’ve never heard of maple tea before. I can’t really get the flavour of tea and the flavour of maple syrup to ‘match’ in my head, it sounds to me like a relatively strange combination. But then again so did genmaicha, and that’s turned out to be one of my favourite greens. I wonder if I could get something akin to it by making an ordinary ceylon and sweetening it ever so slightly with maple syrup?
That sounds like a neat idea, actually. I have some plain Ceylon and some syrup so I’ll have to try it.
you can buy this tea from www.ceylon-store.com
That makes me sad. I keep looking for a good maple tea but so far nada. One day….
I’ve never heard of maple tea before. I can’t really get the flavour of tea and the flavour of maple syrup to ‘match’ in my head, it sounds to me like a relatively strange combination. But then again so did genmaicha, and that’s turned out to be one of my favourite greens. I wonder if I could get something akin to it by making an ordinary ceylon and sweetening it ever so slightly with maple syrup?
That sounds like a neat idea, actually. I have some plain Ceylon and some syrup so I’ll have to try it.
you can buy this tea from www.ceylon-store.com