Tea
5 minutes at 212°
Add the sent of flowers to your favorite herbal tea. Wild Strawberry is one of my favorite fruit herbal teas. When I want to give it a twist, or add something for that special occasion, try adding Sakura. Sakura will give your tea a mild hint of cherry and the smell of a bouquet of flowers.
Wild Strawberry
Sakura, Japanese Cherry Blossom
Teas
7 minutes at 212°
These two teas produce a sweet caramel apple flavor and a deep orange color. This tea is naturally sweet. Even the young ones won’t need any sugar when drinking this. It combines the earthy flavor of African rooibos with the sweet taste of caramel and tangy apple.
Teas
3 minutes at 180°
This is a wonderful light green tea with a touch of blueberries. I mix equal amounts of these two teas. Then steep it quickly for 3 minutes. This tea will have the intricate flavors of a fine green tea with just a hint of berries. It becomes a very pale purple, and is great for the evening.
Teas
7 minutes at 212°
This is a taste fruit-tea drink. Orange and Mango are perfect compliments to rooibos African tea. Use equal amounts of these three teas to make a tea that your kids will love. This mix is naturally sweet, so you won’t need to add any sugar for the kids.
Tea
7 minutes at 212°
After a long day, I just want to sit down, relax and have a nice cup of tea. This one is perfect for the end of the day. It has no caffeine and is full of flavor. So you can enjoy this tea, and fall asleep afterwords.
One of the things I love about fruity herbal teas, is that they usually taste great both hot and cold. I make tea like this in pitchers, pour a glass and then put the rest in the fridge for later.
Teas
3 minutes at 180°
Boy, this was a nice cup of tea to wake up with. It has very little caffeine, but has a fantastic flavor. It’s a little minty and a little sweet. Dragonwell adds a nice balance to the mint and mango.
If your looking for something different in the morning, give this a try. You may be pleasantly surprised.
Lung Chin Green - Dragonwell
Home Grown Spearmint
Mango Melange
Teas
7 minutes at 212°
In search of that perfect after-beer tea; I decided to go with a 100% herbal, fruit drink. After seeing that I only had a little bit of Pina Colada left, I decided to make a pitcher. Making some hot tea for now and some iced tea for later.
As a hot tea, the smell of coconuts and pineapple really comes through. The taste is a bit tart, but complimented with the subtle taste of strawberry and coconut. I wouldn’t put this on amongst my favorite teas, but it does seem to do pretty well after a few beers.
As Iced Tea, this is quite refreshing. More of the Pina Colada flavor comes through, acented by the mild taste of strawberry.
Teas
5 minutes at 212°
With that minty smell that will clear your nostrils, a glass of chocolate peppermint
tea is sure to please. Mixed at an 1 to ratio, this tea is very minty. For more of the chocolate flavor, use twice as much chocolate tea.
After leaving some of this tea in the refrigerator for a week. I’ve found that this makes an extremely pleasant iced tea. If you make it, make extra. Chill it, and try it later.
Optional:
Teas
3 minutes at 180°
Here is a nice way to compliment your dragonwell. Simply add some cherry blossoms. It gives your sweet green tea the subtle flavor of cherries and a aromatic floral smell.
This is best served hot, but is good any time of the day. Enjoy.
Lung Chin Green - Dragonwell
Sakura
Teas
3 minutes at 180°
If you like teas with a light blueberry taste, this is the tea for you. This fruity tea mix is nearly caffein free and is a great end of the day drink. It’s also blueberry good.
The general idea with this type of tea mixture is to take any nice white tea and mix it with your favorite fruity herbal tea. You always end up with a nice light tea with a lot of flavor.
White Berry Blues
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Trying new teas everyday.
