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“Hmm, not a fan of this. It’s meant to be a sort of ginger chai with orange and vanilla. I definitely get a strong, earthy ginger flavor, which is fine. Oddly it smells strongly of licorice root...” Read full tasting note
Origin: House Blend
Flavor: orange, ginger, vanilla
An organic blend of black teas with ginger, spices, orange, and a touch a vanilla. Perfect for a chilly evening next to the fire. Smooth and rich, this is excellent black or try it with a splash of milk.
INGREDIENTS: organic black teas, organic ginger, organic cinnamon, organic orange peel, natural flavor, organic orange oil
We first met in Alaska 13 years ago, where we both grew up. We both liked adventure and the look of each other. Thirteen years and a couple of kids later we started Apolis Tea. During our combined 25 years in the tea industry, we’ve learned a lot about tea. We’ve also learned the importance of developing long-term relationships you can rely on. This means we have some old-fashioned ideas about being prompt, available, and reliable. Every successful business has a reason for being. A purpose that guides its decisions and ultimately defines it. Ours is craftsmanship. Our craft is in the art of blending and the science of sourcing teas and ingredients. Our producers are craftsmen and women as well; together, we work to create noteworthy teas you will get excited about. The history of tea is as much about innovation as it is about tradition. We are always looking for new ingredients that no one else works with. We make a point to work with producers who work with interesting cultivars and use biodynamic or organic farming techniques. We promise that every tea holds true to tradition but also brings a little something special. We hope to hear from you soon. A + A
Hmm, not a fan of this.
It’s meant to be a sort of ginger chai with orange and vanilla. I definitely get a strong, earthy ginger flavor, which is fine. Oddly it smells strongly of licorice root to me, and I feel like I taste a licorice root kind of flavor as well, just without the sweet aftertaste. Not sure if that’s the ginger combined with vanilla? There’s also generic “natural flavor” in the ingredients, so maybe there’s some anise or something there? I don’t taste orange in the slightest.
So kind of ends up tasting like a ginger and licorice root chai to me? Which is not something I expected or would ever seek out ha ha… XD
Flavors: Earthy, Ginger, Licorice, Licorice Root, Spicy, Sweet
