Tea type
Black Fruit Blend
Ingredients
Apple Pieces, Black Tea, Flavor
Flavors
Caramel, Fruity, Smooth, Sweet, Apple, Citrus, Floral, Grapes, Muscatel, Apricot, Orange Blossom, Nuts, Chestnut
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Bulk, Loose Leaf
Caffeine
High
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 3 min, 15 sec 11 oz / 320 ml

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  • “Lest you think that I am just a Dammann fan girl who loves all of their teas without reservation (which, to be honest, I almost am), there is this tea. I do like some chestnut teas (Lupicia’s...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Day 3 of Dammann Freres advent calendar. I am almost caught up :) The dry tea smelled strongly of black licorice to me. I was a bit worried as that is not a good flavour for me. But I read the...” Read full tasting note
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  • “No floral. Anywhere. This is okay by me but I double checked the packaging just to be sure. It’s all caramel in the dry leaf. Reminds me alot of the DAVIDs salted caramel really, and I’m kind...” Read full tasting note
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  • “this was one of the last teas remaining from my truly life changing exchange with Ysaurella…. life changing how? well, french teas are wont to do that. …. ……. unless you are james and the blend has...” Read full tasting note

From Dammann Frères

Black tea combining an array of flavors, with the aromas of candied chestnut, biscuit, caramel toffee, orange blossom and candied apricot. A special sweet treat!

Dominant note : Gourmet notes
Type(s) of tea : Black Tea
Main flavor : Candied chestnuts
Complementary flavor(s) : Biscuit, Caramel

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53 tasting notes

This tea is a mixed bag for me. It’s a definite positive experience, and I like the cup, just not for the reasons I was hoping.

The chestnut flavor really doesn’t present for me, which is what I really wanted from this cup. There’s a substantial amount of perfumed floral notes, ranging from orange blossom to cornflower (which is doing weird things in my brain, because I didn’t see cornflower in the blend), there’s also a sweet undercurrent of caramel, which sometimes presents with an almond brittle type sweet nuttiness.

As a chestnut tea, I don’t know if I could recommend this, but overall it’s a tasty, solid experience.

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 3 min, 30 sec 2 tsp 10 OZ / 295 ML

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I really wish I had looked at my previous tasting note before ordering this one… The website tricked me!

This is quite a floral tea. But in the description, orange blossom is mentioned only in passing, and it’s not mentioned at all in the flavor list. But I would say orange blossom is definitely the strongest note here. I can taste a bit of apricot, and perhaps some nuts, but I definitely don’t get biscuit or caramel. The apricot does pop out a little more in the aftertaste.

It’s not that I don’t find this enjoyable, it’s just not at all what I had in mind! Ah well, serves me right for not checking to see whether I’d tried it before! :P

I can’t imagine I’ll get through 100g of this, so please feel free to send me a message if you’d like some!

Flavors: Apricot, Floral, Nuts, Orange Blossom, Sweet

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 0 sec 8 OZ / 236 ML
Courtney

It’s so true. I always want this one because of the maple-like scent, but I made it yesterday and it was so floral I actually dumped it out. :O I’ll try again another day.

ashmanra

Sounds heavenly to me!

ashmanra

If you don’t have takers already, we can have a discussion! Ha ha!

Cameron B.

@Courtney – Fortunately I don’t mind orange blossom as much as some other florals, but I feel lied to! :P

@ashmanra – I’ll send you a message!

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I wouldn’t call this a fruit tea, it tastes more like the chestnuts and biscuits to me! Maybe a little bit of floral fruit, but I added cream which can take down flavours like orange blossom.

So delicious.

I would like more, please and thank you.

hearts to Shmiracles for sharing it with me!

Preparation
195 °F / 90 °C 3 min, 15 sec 2 tsp 14 OZ / 414 ML

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Thanks Schmiracles for sending me a sample of this tea!

This was also a miss for me. There was flavour to this one, but not very strong and again I couldn’t tell what flavours were in it. The description lists quite a few flavours but I didn’t really get any of those. I still have enough for one more cup so I will try this one again with milk and agave or honey. Honey makes everything better :)

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This tea is.. quite interesting. It doesn’t smell like the tea that I would pick up. It smells very fruity and fruity black teas just.. don’t sit well in my stomach.
Steeping and it still has that weird medicine-y smell that I associate all fruity black blends with.
Oh. Not good. It just tastes like a weak black tea with weak flavours of weak fruits. I decided to re-add my leaves for just a couple more seconds to see if I could pull a bit more flavour, but it’s just starting to go bitter. I’ll probably just use the rest of the leaves as a cold brew or sipdown and share them with my roommates.

JustJames

tis one was not for me either, sadly. and i felt horrible about it because my sample came from a friend in paris =0(

jump62359

I know, I got this tea from shmiracles last month and I loooove trying new teas! But with that, you’ll also try teas that just aren’t for you.
This tea was good enough to finish the cup, but now I have leaves that I’ll just give to friends. At least it’s going to a better home :)

JustJames

true… it is the responsible thing to do, to rehouse an unwanted tea =0)

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