Strawberry Ginger from Fusion Tea Room

Tea Type: Fruit/Herbal Tisane

Where To Buy: Fusion Tea Room

Product Description:

Green leaves, dark-red blossoms and bright fruits shine intensively. Truly a feast for the eyes. Thanks to some select, dried fruits and plants, this herb tea blend has a sweet taste and is very aromatic. In the background hibiscus and ginger softly unfold their typical characteristics. Fruity sweet and spicy fresh flavors ennoble this blend.

Ingredients: Apple pieces, rose hip peel, hibiscus, wild strawberry leaves, lemon myrtle, sweet blackberry leaves, flavoring, ginger pieces, strawberry slices.

Tasters Review:

This is VERY tasty and refreshing! It’s mostly strawberry with a small amount of ginger underneath.  It’s not an artificial strawberry and I am very happy about that.  It’s almost like water with fresh strawberries in it!  If you can ‘picture that’.  The other ingredients such as the apple, hibiscus, blackberry leaves, etc are all very mild but blend together nicely for the overall flavor.  I enjoy this both hot and cold!  A tasty cup any time of year!

 

Caribbean Holiday from Souvia

Tea Type: Herbal (Fruit) Tisane

Where To Buy: Souvia

Product Description:

Apple Bits, Raisins, Carrot and beet root pieces, candied pineapple, candied papaya, flavoring, bamboo leaves, lemon granules

Tasters Review:

Everyone needs a Caribbean Holiday from time-to-time and after the winter we had in the eastern snowbelt of the U.S. this tisane was perfect timing when I first started sipping on it – the end of March!

This is another new release from Souvia!

Normally I don’t usually like fruity herbally tisanes because they are too sweet or fruity or tart or full of hibiscus BUT…this is nice!

This is a TREAT!  It tastes like liquid candy!   This doesn’t have hibiscus in it! YAY!

The purple/red you may see is beet root.  Sure…it’s tarty and fruity but the sugary and candied fruits help counteract that.  I’m think this would be best iced but it’s pretty tasty hot today, too!

Yup! The key is the candied and granulates ingredients! And I’m not going to lie…I grabbed one of the lemon granulates and gnawed on it while the rest infused!

If you are looking for a fruity tisane without hibiscus…this is a WINNER!  If you are looking for a quick escape from daily hustle-bustle…give this a whirl…it brings that HAPPY PLACE to YOU!

 

Chocolate Cake Honeybush Tea from Fusion Tea Room

Tea Type: Honeybush

Where To Buy: Fusion Tea Room

Product Description:

Don’t we all love a piece of chocolate cake now and again? This creation is a must for all chocolate fans with its lively, sweet, chocolaty cake aroma and the beautiful decoration of rosebuds.

Ingredients: Honeybush, chocolate chips, caramel cream pieces, flavoring, rosebuds

Tasters Review:

Pardon me if I get giddy every time I try a tea or tisane with chocolate/chips in it!  YUM!

Once I opened the bag of this I could smell Caramel and Chocolate…more Caramel than Chocolate but the aroma was terrifically-awesome!

Once infused I could smell the chocolate more and the caramel a little less.

This is very sweet and I can taste both the caramel and the chocolate. This is a medium-flavored honeybush and very pleasing and very much a comfort tisane!

This is very tasty and a great offering from Fusion Tea Room!

Holiday Delight from Souvia

Tea Type: Black Tea

Where To Buy: Souvia

Product Description:

Spiced tea with zip! This tea is a great pick me up, nicely spiced in a robust black tea blend.

Ingredients: black tea, apple pcs, cinnamon, cardamom, cardamom pods, coriander, flavoring, orange slices, pink pepper cloves

Product of Germany

Tasters Review:

Happy Holidays from SororiTEA Sisters!  You will hear that a lot from us thru out this month as we continue to feature seasonal and holiday teas as well as new releases from many tea companies!

This Holiday Delight from Souvia sure does live up to it’s name!

It’s Orange Spice…But TRUE Orange Spice!   There is a little bit of the juicy-goodness from the orange but it’s more orange zest than juice if you know what I mean!

I usually like my teas STRONG so I tend to add more loose leaf to my infusion right off the bat.  And that’s what I did with this but I think I am going to try it again with the normal amount because it is VERY strong and I am thinking it will be JUST RIGHT for me with the normal amount instead of the up to double amount I usually use.

The peppercorns really come thru on this.  It smells awesome and it’s very potent in both aroma and taste!

I did enjoy my “double shot” of this but I wanted to mention it isn’t needed to go over board with this loose leaf…a little goes a long way!

Another great tea from our friends at Souvia!

Summer Sunrise Tea from Joy’s Teaspoon

 

Tea Type: Black Tea

Where To Buy: Joy’s Teaspoon

Product Description:

Like a refreshing dessert with a touch of something special – a very trendy finale to the perfect dinner. An elegant decoration of fine marigold blossoms simply adds to the beautiful image of this blend.

Ingredients: tea, basil, lemon granules, flavoring, marigold blossoms

Serving Amount: 1 teaspoon/6 oz. serving

Temperature: 176-194 degrees

Steep Time: 2-3 minutes

Tasters Review:

I want to start this post off by saying I HATE WINTER.  Unfortunately for me…I live in the snow belt.  Sigh.  Yes, I know…it’s ONLY the beginning of December but I am ALREADY sick of winter!  I don’t like being cold and I hate snow!

So, when I received this SUMMER SUNRISE Flavored Black Tea from Joy’s Teaspoon – I was HAPPY for more than one reason!

I was also excited because I found out that Joy’s Teaspoon is from Las Vegas!  I LOVE VEGAS!  I have been there 3 times so far!  PLUS last year The World Tea Expo was in Vegas.  I heard for 2011 the World Tea Expo will be held in Las Vegas yet again!  I haven’t been to the World Tea Expo but I would LOVE to go someday!  In the meantime…I will enjoy one of Las Vegas’s Tea Companies here in my home!

Anyhow…on to this specific tea from Joy’s Teaspoon…

I guess I can make the connection with the name of this because it DOES remind me of a Summer field or meadow!  The pretty aroma and feeling it gives you right off the bat!

The taste is of black tea, basil, and a hint of lemony goodness…but only a hint.  So if you are afraid of lemon – you might like this because it is subtle.  If you are worried about the Basil – don’t be!  It adds to the over all cup but isn’t over powering.

This is nice…if you get the chance…try it!