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“Sipdown! (41 | 86) This one is just not very good. I mean, it’s not bad per se, it just mostly tastes like generic peppermint. I don’t really get much coffee, and I don’t taste chocolate at all. ...” Read full tasting note
“I mean, I didn’t expect to like this… and I didn’t. I also mixed the gross eggnog in with it, which didn’t help. (Fwiw, PC’s plant-based eggnog is pretty bad; there’s a bitterness to it that’s not...” Read full tasting note
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Certified organic ingredients: Honeybush, Peppermint, Cacao Nibs, Espresso Beans, Spearmint
Handcrafted in Toronto, Canada.
Steeping instructions: 2 tea spoons at 212F for 5-7 mins
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Sipdown! (41 | 86)
This one is just not very good.
I mean, it’s not bad per se, it just mostly tastes like generic peppermint. I don’t really get much coffee, and I don’t taste chocolate at all. Which is odd, considering it’s supposed to be a hot chocolate tisane.
So yeah, mostly just peppermint and a touch of spearmint. Decidedly meh.
Flavors: Mint, Peppermint, Spearmint
I mean, I didn’t expect to like this… and I didn’t. I also mixed the gross eggnog in with it, which didn’t help. (Fwiw, PC’s plant-based eggnog is pretty bad; there’s a bitterness to it that’s not pleasant. They could have done better.)
I probably didn’t have a great sense of the tea because of the eggnog, so I’ll have to try it again straight, but I didn’t really pick up on anything except peppermint.
