Elixir of Life

“ The Elixir of Life tea blend has garnered a mix of reactions, predominantly positive for its unique flavor profile. Described as reminiscent of a non-alcoholic 'nut and berries' drink, it combines hazelnut and strawberry notes with a subtle black tea base, sometimes evoking a dark chocolate experience. While hibiscus content divides opinion, many appreciate the blend's sweetness, recommending minimal to no sugar. It's particularly favored among Harry Potter fans, enhancing themed gatherings. Whether served hot or iced, possibly with a dash of cream, it presents a comforting, fruit-infused treat. The blend's aroma, both in the bag and when brewed, is consistently highlighted, with strawberry and vanilla tones leading the sensory experience. Critics occasionally wish for stronger individual flavor distinctions or adjustments in sweetness levels. Overall, it's celebrated for its unique taste and versatility. ”

“ What would have been a perfect tea to me was spoiled by the hibiscus, I only took one star off because it wasn't overpowering, still a good sippable tea, but hibiscus should be outlawed. ”

“ This is delicious! There is an alcoholic drink known as a 'nut and berries' - made from Frangelico (hazelnut) and Chambord (raspberry), plus a little cream. This tea tastes like that - added a little cream (or in this case, almond milk) and sugar - and WOWZA. Incredibly delicious drink, minus the booze - for every day use. .) ”

“ Delicious - like other reviewers, I initially thought this blend had something chocolate in it. Maybe due to the richness of the aroma. The berries and creme flavours complemented the hazelnut beautifully regardless. ”

“ I bought this for our Harry Potter weekend in Florida. Our flights were cancelled and now we will be having a Hygge weekend here. This collection is coming with me. Harry is Hygge!! ”

“ Upon first smelling the tea, I thought: chocolate! Even though there is none included. I believe the combination of the black tea with the hazelnut brings out that nutty dark chocolate kind of taste in the actual drink. I found it lacking in the strawberry flavor until I added sugar. It could just be that in my sample tin I got more black tea than not, but I did not see a lot of rose hips or hibiscus. Personally I think I would add a little bit more hibiscus and rose hips to give it that really red color. The color is a reddish orange, and is very pretty. It is reminiscent of the Philosopher's Stone which makes the elixir of life. I need to try this iced, and I think it would do well as a soy milk latte.
Black tea, hazelnut (almost tastes like dark chocolate covered nuts), a hint of fruit. It smells like strawberries and rosehips. ”