We don't know when or if this item will be available.
“Cold steeped overnight. This… was so incredibly strong on the licorice root flavor, and I don’t understand why. Weirdly I didn’t get a ton of the accompanying coating sweetness, just the taste of...” Read full tasting note
“This came as a free sample from Taylors of Harrogate. It’s a fruit tea, in a bag, and its predictably heavy on the hibiscus. It takes on that tell-tale bright red hue pretty much straight away, and...” Read full tasting note
Deep, complex and rich – this indulgent infusion is jam-packed with the flavour of dark red fruit. It’s the luscious taste of cherry paired with liquorice and star anise, creating a surprising tangle of sweet and sour.
Ingredients: Hibiscus, dandelion root, rosehip, liquorice root (8%), star anise (8%), natural cherry flavouring with other natural flavourings (7%), burdock root.
Company description not available.
Cold steeped overnight.
This… was so incredibly strong on the licorice root flavor, and I don’t understand why. Weirdly I didn’t get a ton of the accompanying coating sweetness, just the taste of licorice root. Basically it was hibiscus and licorice root, I didn’t really taste cherry specifically. Although I did only take a couple of small sips, because BLECH.
Flavors: Hibiscus, Licorice, Licorice Root, Sour, Sweet, Tart
This came as a free sample from Taylors of Harrogate. It’s a fruit tea, in a bag, and its predictably heavy on the hibiscus. It takes on that tell-tale bright red hue pretty much straight away, and it’s mostly all I can taste, at least initially. There is some cherry in the mid-sip, but it’s more fleeting than I would have hoped. It reminds me a bit of cherry throat sweets – soothers, or tunes, or something along those lines. It’s a little bit sour, but I think that’s mostly the hibiscus and rosehip. I get flashes of liquorice and aniseed, which are a little odd, but they do add a sweetness that helps to pull the tart, sour hibiscus back a bit and make this a palatable cup. Really, though, it’s not particularly well balanced, and there are definitely much better fruit teas out there. I’m glad I had the opportunity to try this one, but it wouldn’t be one I’d go out and buy in quantity.
