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Mary R wrote:Hm. In the ingredients list they have "natural tropical flavors" and "natural flavors" listed as the first two after rooibos. I'll probably give it a shot someday, though. I'm always on the lookout for crazy rooibos blends.
I actually think that it's supposed to be kind of bland. If it were zesty or super-flavored as fruit or whatever, I wouldn't like it at all. It's very mild. I definitely see the marigold leaves, and can taste that. It seems like a lot of people are putting mallow and marigold in teas. I just bought a bunch of stuff from Mighty Leaf today, and they have a ceylon tea with larkspur and marigold in it, which I've never seen. Rose, I don't taste much, but I used to eat rose preserves as a kid...it'd take a bit of it for me to taste those petals!Mary R wrote:The only other ingredients listed are hibiscus flowers, rose petals, mallow blossoms, and marigold flowers. Only the first would really give any flavor, and that will be a tart pucker. Dried rose petals don't give the 'oomph' of a good rose-scented tea and are likely there for color, as are the mallow (blue) and marigold (yellow). Mallow's pretty tasteless, and marigold is slightly spicy when eaten fresh, bland when dried.
It's a very pretty blend, though, and likely quite tasty!
twistedinside wrote:I just tried my first cup of rooibos, and it is the Mighty Leaf African Nectar. LOVE it!