Youth Berry from McCoy Teas

Youth Berry

Tea type
Black Fruit Blend
Ingredients
Apple, Black Tea, Blackberry Leaves, Blueberry, Flavour, Hibiscus, Pineapple, Raspberry, Rose Hips, Rose Petals
Flavors
Artificial, Pineapple, Tea, Cherry
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Sachet
Caffeine
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Certification
Organic
Edit tea info Last updated by Martin Bednář
Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 6 min, 0 sec 10 oz / 300 ml

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  • “Martin Advent Day 20 The berry goes with the black tea pretty well. It’s well-balanced between the tea and the berry. The black tea is on the lighter side, which works well for this flavor profile....” Read full tasting note
  • “Another chance (and pretty much random choice of flavoured blacks). It is decent for sure, base tea is nice and aromas are pretty much cherry and pineapple, but flavour is lacking. It was slighly...” Read full tasting note
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With a berry sweet & tangy welcome note harmoniously incorporated into a mild brew, this tea brings out the perfect twist of flavours.

Prepare to be enriched with the sharp edge of Ceylon tea embraced by a lingering fruity note. A refreshingly sweet & sour after taste will leave you yearning for more.

**Best brewed at 100° for 2-3 mins until a light cherry pink.

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Martin Advent Day 20
The berry goes with the black tea pretty well. It’s well-balanced between the tea and the berry. The black tea is on the lighter side, which works well for this flavor profile. The berry part tastes almost like fresh blackberries? I’d enjoy if they amped that flavor way up. This blend isn’t too exciting, but it’s not trying to be.
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Martin Bednář
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What?! Where is the pineapple I noticed. Where are cherries…
I never noticed blackberies here.

AJRimmer
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I don’t know! I’m bad at deciphering what I’m tasting, so I’m probably just incorrect, but that’s what it seemed like to me before looking anything up about the tea.

Martin Bednář
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Well, I am not good in that as well, I am pretending I get the tastes :D. It’s always better to check it after the session, not before :)

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Another chance (and pretty much random choice of flavoured blacks).

It is decent for sure, base tea is nice and aromas are pretty much cherry and pineapple, but flavour is lacking. It was slighly fruit and that’s all. The base dominates so much! Hints of florals now and then.

Life part: Still haven’t got any information about summer-job which is pretty much upsetting. Maybe I will do inventory checks even during summer? Argh! Maybe I will ask for first week in July for checking the premises for my Bachelor thesis. First week I have my nieces around so I need something “to do” — unless I want (I don’t at all) to spend time with them. Panic attack triggers.
Tomorrow I have exam from Algorithms and programming. It is maybe a month since I tried to write some program, so I am not really sure how much succesful I will be, moreover it really depends on the teacher as well and his mood. Time flies faster than I want (not only: to admit). It is two weeks-month since Covid started, right? :)

Flavors: Cherry, Pineapple, Tea

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 0 sec 10 OZ / 300 ML
9 comments
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Nattie
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Good luck with your exam, your job and your nieces! (:

Martin Bednář
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Thank you Nattie :)

Martin Bednář
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Well, everything went wrong today. So, no summer-job like last summers (so I will do inventory checks, hopefully). Exam failed. It wasn’t hard. It just didn’t suited me. Happens. I am just tired of everything and nieces comming isn’t helping much. Of course it all together triggered pretty much several panic attack. But it is okay now I guess.

Nattie
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I’m sorry to hear that ): panic attacks are awful. Have you spoken to anyone at your school about them? They might be able to help you out.

Martin Bednář
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I go to therapist every 3 months, so they are pretty much okay usually. I take escilopram and its side effects aren’t great, but it is not so addictive — one of the reasons, why he decided to prescribed them to me. Sucks though.

Nattie
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It definitely sucks, I’ve been there. Are your school aware? Maybe you could get a doctor’s note for extra time in exams or something?

Martin Bednář
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It is not in the list for reasons having extra time. But usually they just go away in the time of exam. I am having them usually day before (or generally time before exam). I think it is quite normal, unless it is too much altogether.

Nattie
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Oh man, that’s a shame ): Well, you seem to be coping quite well with them at least. Just know that we are all hear to listen if you want to talk or just rant in your tasting notes. (:

Martin Bednář
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Nattie, I am really trying to cope with it. But sometimes it is overwhelming. It is indeed bad now or then. Now it is Saturday, in Wednesday I have exam (last chance); tomorrow night I am working, in the afternoon of Sunday my nieces will come; moreover I am going to check premises of bachelor thesis Monday morning… (I will arrive around 6 am home, in 10 am I have to be in that store)

Enough!!! I feel so tired of everything, but summer just come and I will work nights after nights; pretty much meh but I need money. I need to rest badly after 5 years of study!

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