Tea & Absinthe

Received this as a sample when I ordered Starry Night (which is also great). I wasn’t sure raspberry and mint would go together, but it really works; somehow the slightly tangy sweetness of the raspberries and the cool, refreshing mint taste come together into a nice summery tea that’s great iced.

Starry night is a favorite of mine. The coconut is the dominant flavor and gives it a slight sweetness, and the almond contrasts nicely. It doesn’t need sugar, but isn’t too desserty.

Not bad but the cream flavor was a bit understated.

Decent work tea. The bananas we’re definitely noticeable, but this tea was (surprisingly) not very sweet. It was okay, but I probably wouldn’t repurchase.

Not bad! The brittle lends a subtle sweetness to this otherwise light tea.

See my full review on Sororitea Sisters:
http://sororiteasisters.com/2016/12/01/irish-whiskey-cream-from-tea-absinthe-the-other-irish-breakfast/

I bought this tea because I like Vanilla, and my sister likes Doctor Who. I think it is absolutely DELICIOUS! The Vanilla custard flavor really shows up nicely without being too sweet or overpowering the actual black tea flavor. Very smooth, my only regret is that I didn’t buy enough

This is quite a yummy tea that I was able to try thanks to my friend Stephanie. I’m sad to see it go out of my cupboard, but I sure did enjoy it while I had it. It smells of nice, warm, poached pears but tastes more mellow.

Bought this at both Wicked Fair and the Steampunk’s World Fair, and it’s a tea I’m always sure to stock up on. It’s sweet, malty, with a strong almond, cardamom and vanilla flavor with mild notes of rose. Takes sugar well, but I find it a little too weak for milk.