But the Pumpkin Spice tea didn't taste very pumpkiny. It tasted like a so-so tea with a little cinnamon in it. Then I tried the Caramel Apple, and it tasted just as weak. Huh.
Later in the week, I tried the Chocolate Truffle. It was okay and did taste a little chocolatey. The Cranberry Bliss had a fairly fruity flavor, but compared to Zhena's teas I've enjoyed in the past, these weren't nearly as tasty. So the good news, I guess, is that I got stuck with them instead of one of you. I checked on the tin and the teas don't expire until 2019, so I'm mystified about how I ended up with such weak tea. Just an FYI in case, like me, you're at T.J. Maxx and lured by these flavors!
What a shame! But I appreciate the warning, because this is exactly the kind of thing that would have caught my eye if I happened to see it at TJ Maxx.
ReplyDeleteWell that's just sad.
ReplyDeleteToo bad they weren't that great. Thanks for the heads up because they do look tempting.
ReplyDeleteThat's so disappointing! I have also had some of her other teas that were very good. By the way, have you ever read her book about how she got started in the tea business? It's called Life by the Cup by Zhena Muzyka and is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI foresee an Angela-made blending of teas to make these palatable in the near future! Those bleh weak teas make a good filler to mixing a few good ones, don't they? What a shame, though.
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