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“Bagged Aroma when Dry: lavender, sweet, floral slightly chewy After water is first poured: floral, sweet At end of steep: sticky, floral, desert sweet (western) Tea liquor: At end of steep: pale...” Read full tasting note
“Sweet and herbal, not overly lavender for those who are shy of it, the basil-like taste of tulsi is prominent, and it’s naturally pretty sweet. With sugar added it tastes a lot like black...” Read full tasting note
“I quite like this lavender tea, however it’s the first I’ve ever tasted, so I’m not going to rate it (as I have no frame of reference). BUT I’m expecting a lot of Harney & Sons teas this...” Read full tasting note
“Very heavy on the lavender and with a slightly liquoricey flavour. It is also a bit minty (tulsi often tastes like liquorice and mint). Tasty but a bit powerful and the vegetal notes are a bit...” Read full tasting note
A soothing organic tea that blends leaves from the tulsi plant which has been revered in India for more than 5,000 years. According to folklore, tulsi is a healing balm for body, mind and spirit. Gentle lavender adds its special aroma to create a tea that fosters a sense of calmness and serenity. Naturally caffeine free.
Bagged
Aroma when Dry: lavender, sweet, floral slightly chewy
After water is first poured: floral, sweet
At end of steep: sticky, floral, desert sweet (western)
Tea liquor:
At end of steep: pale grass brown
Staple? No
Time of day preferred: as needed medicinally
Taste:
first notes: syrupy, herby
As it cools? gets sweeter
Additives used (milk, honey, sugar etc)? No
Lingers? Yes, with a cloying sweet woodiness
Sweet and herbal, not overly lavender for those who are shy of it, the basil-like taste of tulsi is prominent, and it’s naturally pretty sweet. With sugar added it tastes a lot like black licorice, especially if you have it with a couple salty crackers, oddly satisfying. It’s nice, but not my favoritest favorite ever.
I quite like this lavender tea, however it’s the first I’ve ever tasted, so I’m not going to rate it (as I have no frame of reference). BUT I’m expecting a lot of Harney & Sons teas this Friday, with a (apparently very strong) lavender tea among them. So I’ll probably come back and give it a numerical rating to reflect the comparison. Though this is lavender TULSI and not just lavender, so I’ll have to keep that in mind.
Very heavy on the lavender and with a slightly liquoricey flavour. It is also a bit minty (tulsi often tastes like liquorice and mint). Tasty but a bit powerful and the vegetal notes are a bit strong for me. I don’t like this lavender as much as most other lavender blends I have had.
Flavors: Licorice, Mint
Grabbed this bag from the tea box since I love lavender. I’m not a huge tulsi fan, so the tulsi in this was just all right to me. The lavender was much milder. It was all rather herbaceous, but refreshing cold. I liked it well enough, but would have enjoyed several times as much lavender.
This is the last of my Stash samples until after the baby is born. This tea has a really unique taste. It’s a light herbal licorice flavor. I’m not sure if that comes from the lavender or the tulsi, or the combination of the two, but I like it. I’ll have to order more of this to see if it’s something I want to keep on hand.
Flavors: Herbs, Licorice
