Vienna Winter Green

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Green Herbal Blend
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180 °F / 82 °C 1 min, 15 sec

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  • “This morning, I was looking for something smooth and comforting. This tea fits the bill nicely. I’m a little surprised I haven’t logged this tea yet since I’ve had it for a while. I bought this,...” Read full tasting note
    81
  • “Mkay. Decided to give this one a second try, after taking Mercuryhime’s advice and upping the leaf and lowering the steeping time. (I also added more sugar, hoping that would help the chocolate...” Read full tasting note
    75
  • “Another blend that I’ve been drinking but never got around to logging. This tea reminds me a bit of Davids Tea’s Toasted Walnut with its rich nutty flavours. It’s sweet with hints of creamy white...” Read full tasting note
    85
  • “Smooth, toasty, sweet and nutty! This is a tea with nice layers to taste while sipping. A very enjoyable, smooth & light cup. Thank you JoeCool for this tea in a swap!” Read full tasting note
    79

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Our No.865 Vienna Winter Green is blended to be the perfect accompaniment to an afternoon relaxing to your favorite composer. With green tea, almonds, white chocolate bits, Roman chamomile, macadamia and pistachio nuts, cocoa kernels and cracknel bits this tea is comforting and engaging. The aroma of nuts and soft chocolate will intrigue you. It has a warm, nutty, chocolate taste underscored with the soft flavor of a smooth green tea. Make some time to enjoy this delightful flavor medley.

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16 Tasting Notes

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This morning, I was looking for something smooth and comforting. This tea fits the bill nicely. I’m a little surprised I haven’t logged this tea yet since I’ve had it for a while. I bought this, along with a bunch of other stuff, when SpecialTeas was going out of business (70% off everything!).
The flavor combination sounded kinda weird to me, but considering the price, I figured it wouldn’t be much of a loss. Well I’m glad I got it. Even though it took some getting used to, I find it really comforting these days. It’s very smooth and slightly nutty. I’m getting to the bottom of the bag now where all the cocoa kernels have been hiding. As a result, my tea is now more chocolatey. Score!
I oversteeped this morning, but it was barely bitter. yay.

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Mkay. Decided to give this one a second try, after taking Mercuryhime’s advice and upping the leaf and lowering the steeping time. (I also added more sugar, hoping that would help the chocolate nuttiness to step out into the limelight.)

Mmm, better! It’s definitely the most sugar-needy green tea I’ve ever tasted, but once you get the balance of flavors right, the tea is quite enjoyable. It’s SO delicate… but it’s a unique flavor achievement for a green tea. Gotta give it props for that. Perhaps, like many teas, the second steep will be the best.

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 1 min, 15 sec

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Another blend that I’ve been drinking but never got around to logging. This tea reminds me a bit of Davids Tea’s Toasted Walnut with its rich nutty flavours. It’s sweet with hints of creamy white chocolate and the green tea base is light and refreshing enough to keep it from being too cloying. By all the rights the camomile shouldn’t really belong in a blend like this, but somehow it works.

I’m glad I bought a big bag of this tea – I’ll be able to enjoy it for awhile yet. :)

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 1 min, 15 sec

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79
618 tasting notes

Smooth, toasty, sweet and nutty! This is a tea with nice layers to taste while sipping. A very enjoyable, smooth & light cup. Thank you JoeCool for this tea in a swap!

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Mastress Alita’s sipdown challengeSunday, January 24th: National Compliment Day Tea #2

Additional notes:  Another ultimate favorite that is also one of the oldest I have around.  It’s still amazing.  Another tea I would love to find the source of.  I definitely know that it was also sold at California Tea House as Pistachio Gelato.  Only a couple teaspoons left.  I’m tea spoiled today! Can’t wait to see the teas for February’s tea hunt. :D

Cameron B.

Looks like this Teavana tea was also the same?

https://steepster.com/teas/teavana/1643-choconut

tea-sipper

Yes, good catch!

Cameron B.

Although the Teavana one says milk chocolate, and your tea says white chocolate…

Mastress Alita

No, I think you are right, Cameron. I did some digging, and according to this VERY old Steepster forum thread, SpecialTeas blended teas for Teavana, but since they didn’t want people buying directly from their wholesale source, they shut down/merged with SpecialTeas.

https://steepster.com/discuss/1330-specialteas-dot-com-is-gone

Cameron B.

Oh wow, that’s really interesting…

tea-sipper

i guess this means specialteas was an original blender?

Mastress Alita

Ya, it sounds like they made blends that they then wholesaled to other people, one of their customers being Teavana. But Teavana didn’t want the blends they chose to carry to be bought directly from SpecialTeas (or the other vendors it wholesaled to) so it sounds like they bought them out (from what I’ve gathered from that thread, but being a forum thread, I would not be surprised if a good deal of hearsay is involved in the information there). And then of course Starbucks bought out Teavana… so I think it’s safe to say it is a very defunct company now.

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Another reason to not like Teavana and Starbucks… taking my favorites away. grumble grumble

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355 tasting notes

Trying to use this up. Still tastes very bland to me. The chamomile overwhelms everything else, and I don’t taste any nuttiness or chocolate as the description says.

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34 tasting notes

Mild, sweet, and nutty. Definitely not an everyday blend, but it’s It’s interesting without being offensive. Easy to serve to non-tea people.

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149 tasting notes

Maybe I didn’t make this correctly, but I’m not liking it. I don’t taste nuts or chocolate. It just tastes like a bland green tea to me. Prepared with stevia.

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13 tasting notes

I love this tea. I read somewhere that it won an award but it didn’t come up in my googling, today. It is sensitive to time and temperature, but when made right, it has a wonderful nutty flavor!

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 1 min, 0 sec

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328 tasting notes

Dry leaves smell luscious—nutty with chocolate notes. Picking up a hint of anise which evokes aroma not unlike springerle cookies (German Christmas my grandmother used to make). Followed the steeping suggestions: tea smells wonderful and has a very delicate flavor. Taste of chocolate increases as tea cools; nutty aftertaste. This would be a good tea to serve to friends who haven’t tried or say they don’t like green tea. An afternoon comfort cup!

Preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 1 min, 0 sec

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