Diamond Espresso's Beach Berry Iced Blend

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Black Fruit Herbal White Blend
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Hibiscus
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  • “Samurai Travelling Tea Box – Tea #50 Last tea that I pulled from the box; I originally had 48 teas that I’d identified as things I wanted to try but that was so close to 50 that I decided to just...” Read full tasting note
  • “This sounded like a strange one from the tea box, so I brewed some up! I’m drinking it cold, and the flavor is mostly hibiscus. It’s a pleasant hibiscus – not too tart at all. It tastes all right,...” Read full tasting note
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  • “‘Samurai’ Traveling Teabox – Tea #4 A tea company I’ve never heard of before. And reminding me of one of my favorite bands: BEACH HOUSE.  Check out their album ‘7’ which might be my favorite, if...” Read full tasting note
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From Beach House Teas

A blend of Pacific Northwest fruit flavors for a blend reminiscent of berry-picking in the summertime. An invigoratingly fruity blend offset by sweet and sour hibiscus with fruity notes for a perfectly balanced finish. Blended exclusively for Diamond Espresso in Long Beach, WA.

Ingredients:
Organic White Peony Tea Leaves
Organic Black Tea Leaves
Organic Rose Hips
Organic Hibiscus
Organic Washington Blueberries
Organic Washington Honeycrisp Apples
Organic Oregon Hood Strawberries
Organic Washington Raspberries
Organic Raspberry Leaf
Organic Strawberry Leaf
Organic Pure Extracts

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Samurai Travelling Tea Box – Tea #50

Last tea that I pulled from the box; I originally had 48 teas that I’d identified as things I wanted to try but that was so close to 50 that I decided to just grab two others.

I don’t know what I expected from this tea, but it was weird. Kind of fruity but really generic/hard to pin point in what regard and then there was a different and more “rich” type of tasting note that made me think of chocolate but wasn’t chocolate. It was kind of all over the place, and while it didn’t taste unpleasant I think it was just forgettable overall.

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This sounded like a strange one from the tea box, so I brewed some up! I’m drinking it cold, and the flavor is mostly hibiscus. It’s a pleasant hibiscus – not too tart at all. It tastes all right, but I’d rather have an herbal version since I don’t love the way the black tea combines with the hibiscus. It was rather a long steep, but that didn’t seem to bother the tea, which was a relief.

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‘Samurai’ Traveling Teabox – Tea #4
A tea company I’ve never heard of before. And reminding me of one of my favorite bands: BEACH HOUSE.  Check out their album ‘7’ which might be my favorite, if you’re new to them.  This blend is white and black teas with all sorts of berry in the mix.  I really wish there wasn’t hibiscus — it takes over.  dang it.  I’d love to be tasting all sorts of berries on this unique base instead of sour hibiscus.  To be fair, I think this is supposed to be an iced tea but I hot brewed it.  But I could swear this blend is 100% hibiscus in the resulting flavor.  What a shame.
Steep #1 // 1 1/2 teaspoons for a full mug // 19 minutes after boiling // 2 minute steep
Steep #2 //5 minutes after boiling  // 4 minute steep

Flavors: Hibiscus

ashmanra

I checked out Beach House on Amazon music. I had never heard of them. The singer reminds me a bit of the lead for Foster the People. Even the production and mixing seems similar. BH does use a bit more dissonance for effect, I think, though. Myth brought “Eyes Without A Face” to mind for some reason.

Tldr: I liked it! Thanks for sharing!

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