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“I drank this one with supper and I wish now I had tried it by itself so I would have better notes on it. We had a tomato based tortellini soup and the flavors were pretty strong and I am afraid...” Read full tasting note
“Cozy, unoffensive fruit tea, with nice flavours, of oranges and red apples. With a little spice note to make it a bit festive. Not much tart at all, actually quite smooth and fine. But somehow...” Read full tasting note
When it’s freezing cold outside, we need tea with a special warm and cosy factor. This is when Fireplace Tea will come in handy. Sip by sip, this tea wraps itself around you like a warm blanket. Rosehips, apple and cinnamon give the tea a warm red sparkle. It can be enjoyed as a tea or punch – we are all fired up!
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I drank this one with supper and I wish now I had tried it by itself so I would have better notes on it. We had a tomato based tortellini soup and the flavors were pretty strong and I am afraid they drowned out some of the flavor of this tea.
The name means “fireplace crackle”. One might expect a lapsang for that! But they went for cozy factor instead. Rose hips, apple, hibiscus, apple, orange peel, Ceylon cinnamon, and essential oils of orange and vanilla. Those last two are flavors I adore, especially together! But mostly I got the tartness of rosehips and hibiscus and oddly enough I thought I kept tasting black pepper and didn’t realize it wasn’t in there until I had finished the cup and checked the ingredient list! I think the food was drowning out the flavors and the hibby poked a stick in my tongue and the tartness came across as pepper.
Not bad at all, not nearly as tart as most rosehip and hibby tea, just kind of fruity spicy. I wish I had tasted more orange and vanilla, but that’s my fault for having it with supper.
Cozy, unoffensive fruit tea, with nice flavours, of oranges and red apples. With a little spice note to make it a bit festive.
Not much tart at all, actually quite smooth and fine. But somehow maybe too simple?
