I Put a Spell On You

by Jolie Tea Company

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Tea type: Black Tea
Ingredients: Apple, Black Tea, Cinnamon, Clove, Ginger Root, Nutmeg, Orange Pieces, Star Anise Bits, Vanilla Bean
Flavors: Anise
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“From the Samurai TTB The strongest note here is certainly anise, but I’m getting clove and cinnamon and a bit of sweetness from the apple. If you like anise this might be for you, or you could...” Read full tasting note

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Mlsoff2c 442 tasting notes
“I was hoping for a more balanced blend, but I’m mainly getting the star anise. The smell actually reminds me of a soup tea I’ve tasted in the past (I can’t seem to put my finger on which one). But,...” Read full tasting note

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amandastory516 1796 tasting notes

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Michelle

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From the Samurai TTB
The strongest note here is certainly anise, but I’m getting clove and cinnamon and a bit of sweetness from the apple. If you like anise this might be for you, or you could pick the star anise pieces out and give it a try.
I added a scoop of CTC Assam to the second steep, and it toned down the licorice flavor a bit. Still overwhelmingly anise.

Flavors: Anise

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an anise curse, more like?

amandastory516

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I was hoping for a more balanced blend, but I’m mainly getting the star anise. The smell actually reminds me of a soup tea I’ve tasted in the past (I can’t seem to put my finger on which one). But, there is a savory quality to this that I’m not enjoying.