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I got the savory teas sample collection with my Adagio order and tonight I decided to try the most intimidating-sounding one first. I’ve never really eaten much artichoke and it’s always been mixed in with other ingredients – such as in a calzone or an omelett – so I don’t really have a definitive taste pinned down in my mind except that it always tasted rather pickled and salty.

The smell of the dry leaves and the brewing tea is surprisingly fruity – in fact it almost smells like peach or mango to me. The dry leaves are of a nice size and a bright, fresh-looking green shade and they brew up to make a clear, pale-green coloured tea.

The taste is almost as fruity as the scent and it’s sweet, though in a rather subdued manner. It’s only on the aftertaste that I get a faint hint of what I’m used to thinking of as artichoke – savory and pickled.

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Cofftea

I got mango too! It may be the most intimidating sounding, but the sesame is the most intimidating smelling lol.:P

Rena Sherwood

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Cofftea

@Rena, it sounds weird but it’s actually pretty amazing.

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Cofftea

I got mango too! It may be the most intimidating sounding, but the sesame is the most intimidating smelling lol.:P

Rena Sherwood

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@Rena, it sounds weird but it’s actually pretty amazing.

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I’ve been drinking tea since I was young but it’s only in the past couple years that I’ve become interested in the good-quality stuff.

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