Eucalyptus Grapefruit

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195 °F / 90 °C 5 min, 30 sec 29 oz / 850 ml

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  • “Double leaf this one, I dare you all! It’s amazing. Like syrupy, sweet juice that’s still light and refreshing from the faint eucalyptus. Amazing! Had this yesterday, however I think I may need...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Cold steeped all day. I used Fjellrev ’s suggestion, and just used a tea bag. That way I could put the lid on my mason jar, and avoid spilling. It worked wonderfully! Thanks! This is really good....” Read full tasting note
  • “sipdown! thanks missb i LOVE the way this one smells. Brewed up it’s also really quite tasty! Such that i may need to think about picking up a small quantity of this in future. :) It’s tangy...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Haha oops, another tea I am reviewing as I sip it down lol :P I ordered this sample in my last HI order as I need to find more herbals, my cupboard is seriously dwindling in that department. And I...” Read full tasting note
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From Herbal Infusions Tea Co.

A well balanced composition of citrus notes with a hint of eucalyptus that is equally enjoyed steeped and iced! Winner of the World Tea Expo Ice Tea Competition.

Ingredients:
Apple pieces, carrot flakes, blackberry and eucalyptus leaves, beetroot pieces, hibiscus flowers, lemon grass, flavouring, freeze-dried tangerine pieces, orange slices

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11 Tasting Notes

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1500 tasting notes

Double leaf this one, I dare you all! It’s amazing. Like syrupy, sweet juice that’s still light and refreshing from the faint eucalyptus. Amazing! Had this yesterday, however I think I may need some more now.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 5 min, 0 sec

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2291 tasting notes

Cold steeped all day. I used Fjellrev ’s suggestion, and just used a tea bag. That way I could put the lid on my mason jar, and avoid spilling. It worked wonderfully! Thanks!

This is really good. Orange-grapefruit, some tartness from the hibiscus, and a hint of cooling eucalyptus. It is DEFINITELY something I’d consider getting in a future order.

However. It looks almost exactly the same as Tealux’s Orange Lemonade. So since I’m doing a Tealux order within the next couple months, I’ll just get that one instead. I can always grapefruit it up with my grapefruit seed extract, or the food oil I have.

Preparation
Iced 4 tsp 37 OZ / 1100 ML
Sami Kelsh

Mmm, grapefruit.

OMGsrsly

The grapefruit herbal from Steam Tea House/The Tea Guy is amazing, if you get a chance to order/try. :)

Bear With Me

Ditto the recommendation of the Steam/Tea Guy herbal! I sent my sister to pick more up for me…

OMGsrsly

Awesome!

Bear With Me

I may also have told her that if she doesn’t bring me more of the Bayswater grapefruit earl grey I’ll disown her. :P

OMGsrsly

Hahaha! Just a little addicted to that delicious tea ?

Bear With Me

I fully admit that I am hopelessly addicted to it! Grapefruit is godly, and by far my favourite citrus fruit. I’m going to be living off of cups of grapeferuit segments in white grape juice (from Costco) after Thursday’s surgery, haha

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15019 tasting notes

sipdown! thanks missb i LOVE the way this one smells. Brewed up it’s also really quite tasty! Such that i may need to think about picking up a small quantity of this in future. :) It’s tangy without being pucker face sour and it smells wonderful! I have a feeling this wouldn’t be too bad as a cold brew either :)

Dexter

Interesting, the eucalyptus scares me. When I hear eucalyptus I think vicks vapo rub. Couldn’t imagine it in a tea, but your tasting note doesn’t really sound like vicks, so hmmmm maybe…

Terri HarpLady

hmmmm…eucalyptus grapefruit?
I love both of them individually, one for aromatherapy & the to eat AND for aromatherapy. I can’t imagine them together, but would love to try that combo, just to see.

Sil

If i get some with my future herbal infusions order, I’ll send some to both of you :)

Terri HarpLady

That’s because you’re awesome!

MissB

I’ve got extra I can send over too if anyone wants to try.

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Haha oops, another tea I am reviewing as I sip it down lol :P I ordered this sample in my last HI order as I need to find more herbals, my cupboard is seriously dwindling in that department. And I love blends with eucalyptus, so I thought I’d give this a go.

Dry, it smells very citrusy with a fresh hint of eucalyptus. I got 3 cups out of my sample and would have loved to try this iced, but I was craving this this morning so I didn’t feel like saving it haha. Today I steeped for 5 minutes, and the liquor is its characteristic bright pink, probably from the hibiscus and beetroot. It has a rather tart scent when steeped, and a hint of that metallic hibiscus smell lol.

As for the flavor, this one is very herby and tart, definitely hibiscus in this. Today I can actually taste some carrot I think, interesting. The eucalyptus is not overly present, maybe it provides a slight freshness to the blend, but it’s mostly a sour citrusy tea. A lot of fruits and veggies in this one and it makes for quite a fruity cup.

Overall, this one is not bad for a change in routine every once in a while, and I do crave it at times as it is super bright, but I imagine this would really be SPLENDID iced or cold brewed. Closer to summer I might pick up some more of this to try iced tea, it’s much too cold out to have that at this time of year haha. Happy to have tried this, but be a bit wary if you aren’t a fan of tart teas. Sweetener would probably tone that down, or a shorter steep time, but I am enjoying it as is this morning, and have also enjoyed the previous cups prepared the same way :)

Preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec
Courtney

My cupboard is also not so great in the herbal department.

Sil

yeah i’ve started trying to pick more up here and there

mrs.stenhouse12

I need a lot more! If I drink too much caffeine I get feeling terrible, so I am always on the look out for new ones. Sitting on a Verdant cart full of my favorite herbals as we speak though lol…must not order yet…lol

Sil

heh caffeine doesn’t bother me but it’s nice to have options that i really like as cold brews in the summer.

Courtney

I just discovered Vanilla Citrus and I now have to wait because I just ordered from Verdant.

mrs.stenhouse12

Ooh yes herbals are the best for cold brews, my favorite so far is Midsummer Night’s Dream by DavidsTea haha it’s so orangey and good when cold brewed :D

mrs.stenhouse12

@Courtney – Haha awe darn that’s the worst, when you find an epic tea and want to order it but you’ve just made an order lol..that’s why I’m hesitant to go through with my Verdant cart lol, I have the blend of the month club on its way to me right now and if I find one I like I might have to add it lol

Courtney

It looks like the Vanilla Citrus is out of stock right now, phew. It’s really quite the balance with waiting on orders – on the one hand, I don’t want to have to do multiple orders, but on the other I don’t want to miss out on things that may disappear before I place an order haha.

mrs.stenhouse12

Haha agreed! I am holding off on my Verdant order because I just remembered I have two other orders coming, I didn’t place them online so I forgot about them lol, and also some free Teavivre samples. Eeek too much tea again lol

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1440 tasting notes

This was a sample in my recent Herbal Infusions order, woot.

I’m really not big on citrus teas. I’m finding I’m exceedingly picky when it comes to fruit and tea. Anything fake it a deal breaker. Upon smelling this one, I was a little wary but I couldn’t just not try it haha.

So I brewed it up, and surprisingly it’s really not so bad. There is no fakeness or overwhelming sickening sweetness. In fact, it’s almost low on flavour, but to be honest I’d rather low true flavour than more fake flavour. There is a hint of almost carbonation of the end of the sip from the grapefruit and eucalyptus mix which is fascinating. I have a feeling this one would be even better iced. Perhaps I’ll use the rest of my sample to cold brew.

Update: This one IS much better cold. I just poured the rest of my mug into a cup and put it in the fridge rather than cold brewing. The grapefruit really shines as a cold tea.

Preparation
Boiling 6 min, 0 sec

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Yummy!! This is what DT’s Pink Flamingo was SUPPOSED to be like, but wasn’t. I think they must have added something extra to the same blend, and it didn’t work out. For all you Pink Flamingo lovers, get your fill from Herbal Infusions!! There was still something I didn’t like about this blend, either the carrot or the eucalyptus. But it was still a great cup, one that I could have again. I enjoyed that it was light and fruity, much lighter than most of the fruity teas that you find out there nowadays. Give it a shot! It’s a beautiful loose leaf as well – and steeps up a nice rosy pink. It really hit the spot.

Preparation
Boiling 4 min, 0 sec

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I went through my samples earlier and put them into some little craft drawers to give me easier access to them. I still need to make room on my shelves for my Christmas and birthday teas, but first the samples might as well be sampled.

A eucalyptus grapefruit tea doesn’t sound that nice to me, I don’t like the taste of either particularly, but it smells so fresh and fruity…a nice surprise. The blend has some beautiful orange colours that must be the carrot flakes and/or freeze dried tangerine pieces and large pieces of of dried sliced orange. I can also note the lemon grass and some hibiscus petals. Other than that the other ingredients blend in very well.

The eucalyptus smells lighter than I imagined it would (which again is to my surprise and happily so) but everything else smells sort of herbal like, just generic, but with a citrus freshness. No grapefruit as such.

Once steeped the tea is red in colour (must be the hibiscus) and it has a bizarre savoury scent. I say bizarre but it’s not in a bad way, just one that I’m finding hard to describe. Lets start down with the basics…ingredients… Eucalyptus? Hmmm.. sort of. Grapefruit? Can’t say it does. Citrus? Yes but more like orange. Herbs? Ding, ding. ding. very much so. Anything else? It has some sweetness and what I believe to be the lemongrass present. But the blend as a whole just has a very savoury feel about it.

Flavour is refreshing with some sour citrus fruits and herby sweetness. It’s rather pleasant but still unusual. The more I drink the more I can taste the grapefruit like flavour, it’s not pure by far (which is probably because this blend doesn’t actually contain any grapefruit) but it’s similar. Still getting savoury vibes from it though.

It’s a pleasant and unusual tea but I don’t think it’s really for me. Not something I would buy or likely crave but was nice to experience something new.

Preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec 4 tsp 20 OZ / 600 ML

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My new favourite tisane. Holds up well to a long steep time. Water temperature should be less than a full boil. I will boil the water and wait 2 mins before pouring it over. Fruity but not sour. Wouldn’t even know there was eucalyptus in it. Very enjoyable at any time of day.

Preparation
170 °F / 76 °C 5 min, 30 sec

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