I’m not sure if I’ve ever even had a huckleberry before. I was surprised to see that there is cinnamon and clove in the teabag, and that’s actually what the teabag smells like. The tea has a sweet clove and berry aroma. It has a very earthy flavor at first, almost as if it is a little stale. The aftertaste is what I suppose huckleberry is supposed to taste like, although it seems very artificial and fake-tasting. It’s almost like a heavy, syrupy-sweet artificial taste. It does get a little better as the cup cools, but I can’t see myself finishing the rest of these teabags or ordering more. Into the swap pile it goes! Thank you to Skysamurai for these samples!
-Square teabag without a string.
-Teabag smells like cinnamon and cloves with a faint floral note. Tea liquor aroma is of cloves and sweet berries.
-Tea liquor is a cloudy medium golden brown color.
-Earthy flavor and finish. Sweet artificial berry aftertaste.
-Best with milk and sweetener.
-Fair tea. Heavy and sweet artificial berry flavor.
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Blech…Sounds like some sort of Victorian cough remedy! Dr Hiram Wentworth’s Zeppelin Anti- Cattarh Infusion for the Grippe, Gout, Rheumatic Complaints, & Frigidity!
Lol. I have to agree with Serenity!
Lol, I agree too. Good thing I didn’t like this tea because I definitely would be thinking creepy medicine the entire time I was drinking the next cup!
Blech…Sounds like some sort of Victorian cough remedy! Dr Hiram Wentworth’s Zeppelin Anti- Cattarh Infusion for the Grippe, Gout, Rheumatic Complaints, & Frigidity!
Lol. I have to agree with Serenity!
Lol, I agree too. Good thing I didn’t like this tea because I definitely would be thinking creepy medicine the entire time I was drinking the next cup!