Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Prestogeorge's Cranberry Orange Herbal Tea
Outsides: This tea is LOADED with big, chunky pieces of fruit. What you see in my picture is the very bottom of the bag where all the little bits gather, but the vast majority of this is big pieces of cranberry and big pieces of orange. Apparently this has Chamomile, Rosehips and Hibiscus as well. I didn't have much left but still wanted to review it, so I put more tea than was necissary into the basic infuser ball and stuck it in 8 oz boiling water. The liquid is a lovely red color and it smells of sweet citrus and cranberries.
Insides: There's almost a juice-like quality to this. The liquid tastes very thick and tangy, not like the normal tea (granted, this is herbal tea). It's sour, but if you like hibiscus tea then it shouldn't be a problem for anyone. I really like this. It tastes like a very fall/winter beverage with the cranberry and citrus flavors and is what I expect when I think of cranberry tea. Since this is a fruity herbal tea, it can handle hot or cold, sugar or no sugar. I might even add some cinnamon if I'm feeling audacious.
Overall: It's a bit sad that this was my last cup of this.
My Rating: Try it!
Prestogeorge is my local tea shop in Pittsburgh. It has a nice, big variety although the shipping is expensive so you should probably find somewhere else if you need a place for tea.
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Chamomile,
cranberry,
Herbal Tea,
orange,
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