I took a walk with my Doggy (Sencha) to ease the soreness from Ice Skating training out of my muscles. It was super sunny and when we got back we were both ready for a cold drink. Sencha doesn’t like tea (regardless of her name…), so she got water. I love tea, so I made myself some of this iced. This was a Christmas present from an aunt who very kindly figured out that tea may be the best gift for me. : )
The dry tea looks like “tea confetti”. It is full of colors and shapes and smells like a fruity punch in the face… with a mint afterthought.
Steeped it is a neat dark purple with a tint of red to it. It smells like a berry fruit drink that has a bit of mint in it. Perhaps a berry mojito? Interesting…
With a tad bit of sugar it was decently tasty. Berry was the main player with a little apple. The aftertaste was mint and strangely (because it isn’t an ingredient in this tea) a got a bit of anise. That ruined it for me. I hate anise… I will finish this happily and I will do my best to enjoy it. I just won’t be buying it again.
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Good thing Sencha doesn’t like tea-tea (or anything with caffeine) is bad for dogs. I imagine Mate is not good either since it has ingredients very similar to caffeine.
Very true… I haven’t ever offered her tea, but she also doesn’t seem to be interested in it at all. :)
Good thing Sencha doesn’t like tea-tea (or anything with caffeine) is bad for dogs. I imagine Mate is not good either since it has ingredients very similar to caffeine.
Very true… I haven’t ever offered her tea, but she also doesn’t seem to be interested in it at all. :)