I’m not quite sure what to make of this tisane, yet. I was hoping that this could replace David’s Pink Passionfruit, which I miss, but it’s very different. Even in the large canister it lends a peach undertone more than anything else. Flavour-wise, it’s mega peachy, and very much on the artificial side. No passionfruit flavour, which I’m guessing would have been in the “flavouring” along with the peach, seeing that this tisane comprise dried melon and papaya. I can a taste a little bit of the starchy papaya in the background but it’s ultimately a peach tea. Artificial yet on the old side, as if the peaches are past their prime. It’s odd.
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If it doesn’t have to be a tisane but you want a passionfruit tea, try Ma Passion from Nina’s. It’s really great.
I unfortunately found it to be a little too smoky for my liking, regarding the base, which distracted me too much from enjoying the passionfruit flavour. The search continues!
Smoky? I didn’t get that at all from the Nina’s tea, and I hate smoky teas.
I do too, but maybe I’m a little more sensitive to it than you? I’m a big baby when it comes to it, even if I can detect the slightest touch of it.
If it doesn’t have to be a tisane but you want a passionfruit tea, try Ma Passion from Nina’s. It’s really great.
I unfortunately found it to be a little too smoky for my liking, regarding the base, which distracted me too much from enjoying the passionfruit flavour. The search continues!
Smoky? I didn’t get that at all from the Nina’s tea, and I hate smoky teas.
I do too, but maybe I’m a little more sensitive to it than you? I’m a big baby when it comes to it, even if I can detect the slightest touch of it.