Company: Tea District
Tea Name: Organic White Chocolate
Tea Type: Rooibos
Region: South Africa
Steeping Vessel/Amt. Leaf: cup/ loose leaf
Liquor Color: bright pinkish
Leaf Characteristics: This mixture looks much like coffee grounds but pinkish in color.
1st Steeping:
Water temperature: 200 Fahrenheit
Time: 5 minutes
It is very difficult to describe this tea after having drunk it. It is so wonderful and vibrant with the chocolate which is evenly distributed throughout the cup of tea.
The color of the rooibos is like vibrant foliage with flecks of orange and gold and the cacao nibs add to the tea’s overall wonderful aroma.
As I sip this tea which is full of antioxidants, the cacao nibs play at caressing my palette making me want to drink it all the more; so that it has become my tea for the rest of the afternoon.
2nd Steeping:
Water temperature: 200 Fahrenheit
Time: 5 minutes
I have been enjoying more of this tea all afternoon as I complete the chores. Right to the last drop this tea is enjoyable.
Overall tasting notes observed: This is a wonderful tea tasting smooth and creamy with the white chocolate flavoring adding more to the enjoyment of this tea.
Tea color: bright pinkish red; more fall like in coloring
Characteristics: woody with a chocolate aroma that makes you want to keep drinking this tea.
Tea District describes this tea as-
Our Organic White Chocolate Rooibos has lots of flavors of chocolate combined with the smooth flavors of rooibos (red tea). It is loaded with antioxidants and is caffeine free!
Overall I would describe this tea as woody with a chocolate aroma, perfect for enjoying all afternoon.
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Comment by January 22, 2013 @ 5:11 am
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Comment by January 23, 2013 @ 10:54 am
Ainee Beland said:
I enjoy reviewing teas as much as drinking them; especially good tea. Thank you for opportunity!
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