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Tiesta Tea Fruity Pebbles

January 5, 2012March 1, 2020 Post a comment
Tiesta Tea Fruity Pebbles
Tiesta Tea Fruity Pebbles 1

Country of Origin: China
Leaf Appearance: mostly very green, somewhat flat leaves with visible fruit pieces
Ingredients: sencha green tea, Lung Ching, Pai Mu Tan white tea, papaya bits, pineapple bits, rose petals, strawberry bits
Steep time: 3 minutes
Water Temperature: 175 degrees
Preparation Method: Breville One-Touch Tea Maker
Liquor: bright gold

After drinking all of those spicy Christmas blends last month I thought I would take a break and go with something fruity and this tea was exactly that. It was incredibly sweet, fruity and somewhat floral without being overdone. I’m not one for sweetening my tea so I love when a blend is naturally on its own. Papaya was probably the dominant flavor but I could taste all of the individual ingredients as well. There was a slight astringency that can be attributed to the inherent tartness of the fruit. Although I really enjoyed it, this would be a perfect summer tea. I’ll definitely have to stock up on some once the weather finally warms up.

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