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Hibiscus - I know it's good for you but...
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06/23/2008 12:33
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Damiana - great flavor...
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06/23/2008 12:31
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"The liquor is incredibly smooth and thick, while the smell is of hay and wet earth. The forest floor is on your tongue with this one - a hint of rain on dry ground and damp leaves after a thunderstorm. The taste lingers soothingly in the mouth with no detection of bitterness.
Elemental is accurate, if ambiguous.
I would sip this with a meal, a blanket wrapped around me on a quiet night, or perhaps during an afternoon drizzle."
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Posted by Zanato | View all reviews by Zanato (1) |
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"Very light, subtle flavor- little bit fruity, a little bit nutty I'd like to say. Bought 1/2 lb of it, and will definitely finish of all of it."
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Posted by anonymous | View all reviews by anonymous |
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"I originally started drinking this for my Interstitial Cystitis since I can't have most other teas. Now it is my standard tea in the morning and with just a small amount of sugar, I find it very soothing in the morning and has helped my symptoms. The naturally sweet taste grows on you."
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Posted by simone | View all reviews by simone (1) |
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"I had great hopes for this tea based on the reviews, but maybe I'm just a tea snob - I typically get my teas direct from Asia while traveling, but someone recommended this as a good substitute for when I run out. I love a good lavender earl grey, and this is most definitely NOT a good one. After following directions provided, it yielded an overpoweringly bitter, cheap-tasting tea that was definitely not worth the cost. There was no aroma of bergamot, and the lavender was completely out of balance. Just to make sure I hadn't messed up and that it wasn't my own fault, I started over with the brewing process from scratch, and again it was just awful.
I'm not sure what their markup is on this but it must be immense. I'd say skip it."
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Posted by anonymous | View all reviews by anonymous |
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"I really enjoyed this darjeeling. I've tried lots of others and this one has the nicest fragrance and taste. Not too overwhelming and not too overbearing. A great daily tea."
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Posted by anonymous | View all reviews by anonymous (5) |
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Hibiscus - Great recipe!
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05/16/2008 15:21
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"In San Antonio, Texas, a beautiful city with 68% people of Spanish origin, almost every restaurant serves Hibiscus tea, combining a hibiscus (jamaica) with peppermint leaves. "Karkade" is actually served in some restaurants combining Hibiscus, Mint, Ginger root, and White grape juice.... DELICIOUS! I keep it in my frig. Play with the amount of ingredients. No need to add sugar with the white grape juice. Kiddos LOVE it as an alternative to sweet drinks, and its very good for you. "
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Posted by anonymous | View all reviews by anonymous |
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Green Chai - Delicious Flavored Tea
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05/08/2008 11:13
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"To shed some light on this one: this delicious spiced tea has very little in common with a typical masala black tea, the flavor and the green tea are too delicate to stand up to milk and sugar. Simply delicious plain and a must try however."
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Posted by kn | View all reviews by kn (35) |
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"Try 140 degree water and babysit it until it has a flavor you like; it gets fishy very quickly. Add more water to the leaves as you drink. Has a great vegetal, floral, and sweet flavor when done right with a minty aftertaste. Recommended for all tea lovers, even if they aren't big on greens in particular. A must try at least once."
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Posted by kn | View all reviews by kn (35) |
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"I enjoy this tea quite a lot. There is an amazing floral quality to this tea - so much so that I had to check the label twice to make sure I hadn't accidentally grabbed a scented tea. The tea itself has a light flavor, similar to a very high quality green tea. Multiple infusions are not only possible, but highly recommended - I found that each infusion revealed a different "layer" of taste and scent that was uniquely enjoyable. This tea may come at a premium, but for me it is more than worth the price."
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Posted by LadyPhoenix | View all reviews by LadyPhoenix (12) |
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"Still a lighter oolong, I found this tea to have a deeper, almost toasted flavor when compared to Ti Kuan Yin (Phoenix #1). The floral qualities are present, though not as pronounced as in the Phoenix #1 variety. The tea lasts well through multiple steepings. This tea is a great value for the price."
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Posted by LadyPhoenix | View all reviews by LadyPhoenix (12) |
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"This tea has a light flavor with some floral qualities that don't quite take center stage. It lasts well through multiple steepings, and is more forgiving about temperature variation and accidental longer steepings than other teas with similarly light flavors.
I find it to have a lighter and more floral flavor than the Ti Kuan Yin (Iron Goddess) variety."
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Posted by LadyPhoenix | View all reviews by LadyPhoenix (12) |
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