Calm Me Teatoxy

This was the least favorite of mine out of the Teatoxy teas. To me, the best flavor was a short steep – 3 minutes, with sugar, iced. The flavor is quite hibiscus tart, with minty and lemon flavor with a mysterious savory element going on.

The longer infusion (for more benefits stated on the package) the hops comes out adding a savory bitter flavor, with the extended time making the mint taste steamy and grassy, over a lot more tart. Really tart! If you enjoy beer and hops teas, you might like this one, otherwise you might be like me and want less hops flavor as possible.

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For last night’s pre-bedtime cup, I pulled out this beautiful herbal. The dry leaf is so fresh and natural looking, it’s a joy just to look at! I particularly love the whole-flower hops, the lemon slices, and the hibiscus flowers. Very few herbal blends I’ve come across are composed of such large, generously proportioned ingredients.

As per the recommended parameters, I used 3 tsp of leaf and gave it 3 minutes in boiling water. The resulting liquor is a medium pink-red (thanks to the hibiscus, I guess). Fortunately, hibiscus doesn’t steal the show here. The star ingredient has to be the hops, which add a very herbal, bittersweet flavour. After tea, beer is my second love, and I do tend to pick out hoppier varieties because I like the clean, almost sharp dryness they can contribute. That’s probably partly why I enjoy them in this blend – they’re almost a perfect counterpoint to the tart sweetness of the hibiscus. The lemon slices help also, adding a sharp, zesty flavour to the cup.

This is a tea that tastes like it’s good for you, but in a pleasant way. It’s deeply herbal, but it’s also cleansing and relaxing. Beautiful stuff!

No wonder the instructions say 2-3 tsp – the dry leaf is full of stuff, especially whole hops and marigold flowers! I could barely fir two teaspoons into the strawberry infuser included in that pack. Smells very minty and fresh. The color of the tea is a lovely magenta, which clearly comes from the hibiscus.

There’s not much to say about the notes of this herbal blend because it’s not complex. At first it tastes tart, then it becomes flowery and grassy. The aftertaste is a little minty. I enjoyed this blend. Perfect for before bedtime!

This is such a great evening tea. My sweetie and I had a pot of this to wind down after the gym last night.

I picked this one tonight because I am beginning a week of avoiding caffeine. Attempting to describe the flavor of this tea is difficult. It is rather tart, bordering on sour. That is the main flavor I detect. The tea had a very relaxing effect on me last time and I am hoping for a repeat. This time I steeped it for the full ten minutes. It did not get more bitter with a noticeably longer steep. It did get more tart.

Recommending this tea is with reservations. It had a distinct calming effect on me last time. I am starting to feel the same way again. Taste wise, if you are buying this for how it tastes, buy something else. It is tasty, just there are many better tasting teas. You have to be able to handle a strong tart flavor to like this tea.

I will know in the AM if this tea again lives up to the claims made for effect.

I brewed this once in an 16oz mug with 4 tsp leaf and boiling water for 10 min.

The second tea I have to try from Teatoxy. I’ve been out for a lovely three course Italian meal with family and my day has gone very well (so far), now it’s time to relax and play Pokemon before bedtime.

This blend is sweet and very minty in it’s raw state. Large leaves and fruit pieces all of which look and smell natural make up this amazing sounding blend. It’s a nice refreshing peppermint scent, nothing too strong nor dry.

It suggests leaving the tea to steep for 10 minutes to receive the full benefits and I will give it a go, I don’t mind strong tea :)

Colour is red/purple and it smells softly of mint and flowers.
Flavour is also fairly light and fresh. Light mint and hibiscus (though honestly it is minimum hibiscus ie non thick, nor super sour) with a herby after taste. A little sour but also with a touch of sweetness.

It’s a nice mint tea, nothing is too strong despite the long steep and after such a large meal my stomach has been settled. The mint is fresh and has no bits nor dryness. I love mint teas but have had some tragic blends over the years…happily this is not one of them. It’s lovely!

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