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Estimated Caffeine Strength
Zero
Coffee
Tasting Notes
citrus, vanilla, creamy, chocolate
Tea Type
Black Tea
Ingredients
black tea, white chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, milk powder, soy lecithin, natural vanilla), orange peel, natural flavor
Origin
Fujian, China
Contains Allergen
soy, milk
Brewing Instructions
1. Heat water to a boil. 2. Use 3-4 grams (1 level tablespoon) of tea leaves per 8-12 ounces of water. 3. Pour hot water over tea leaves and steep 4-5 minutes. Remove tea leaves and enjoy!
This is my absolute favorite tea! The orange gives it a bright clean taste,, the chocolate gives it a richness and the vanilla smooths it out. I drink this tea every morning. The flavors are so well balanced... nothing is overpowering. It's sweet, vibrant, smooth and flavorful. Everything just works. A must try!
11/24/2013
Reviewer: Alison
Strong but smooth
This orange flavor in this black tea makes it smooth. A great way to start the morning. It also tastes delicious with milk!
8/5/2013
Reviewer: Maureen
orange vanilla white chocolate
Drinking it as I write this review...received it as a sample and may very well become one of my favorites. perfect blend of all flavors and smooth tasting.
3/2/2013
Reviewer: Joan
Tastes like a creamsicle!
This is a new favorite of mine. Very orange-y flavor, very bright but also has a little bit of cream. It's a great morning tea when you want orange juice but want your caffeine too!
2/23/2013
Reviewer: Joan
Great morning tea!
This tea looks great, the slices of orange were a great surprise. The taste is outstanding and is now one of my favorite morning teas. Just like getting your OJ and tea at the same time. It has a very delicate creamsicle-like taste at the same time. Will definately keep this one stocked in my pantry!
2/29/2012
Reviewer: C
Great tea, it really is a treat
It's only slightly sweet, as the sugar just comes from the white chocolate curls (maybe a bit from the milk powder too). I prefer this actually, as opposed to a sugary sweet drink. The ingredients look great too, there's little slices of dried orange, curls of chocolate, and black tea leaves. The milk powder probably helps to smooth it out too. I put it in a little mesh tea ball and it came out great. What a great way to get your black tea!