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Took this one, as I wanted something fruity.

And this tea from postcrossing sounds lovely.

Brewed for suggested 8 minutes; and it was actually very apricot-peach tea. Expected I guess.

But it doesn’t passed my expectations too much; I expected more present taste, it was like some really light apricot juice. Hot. So that said, yes, faint taste; luckily not much tart. But iced it would be better I think.

I liked idea of using “white hibiscus”, so it wasn’t deep red and it was nice, cloudy yellow.

Flavors: Apricot, Peach

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 8 min or more 10 OZ / 300 ML
ashmanra

I have never heard of white hibiscus in tea!

Martin Bednář

I don’t know if it is correct translation, as it is translated word-by-word and from German.

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ashmanra

I have never heard of white hibiscus in tea!

Martin Bednář

I don’t know if it is correct translation, as it is translated word-by-word and from German.

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I am drinking almost everything. Tea bag collector who moved to wonderful world of loose leaf.

Trying to rate differently tea bags and loose leaf as tea bags have usually worse quality.

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