Time for Tea Please?
I loved a flavoured black tea, and thanks to Intensitea, I’m able to share with you their Tropical Elegance blend.
Intensitea Co.
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We are a cozy, family-run business fueled by our shared passion for tea. Embracing the art of sipping and savoring, our journey began within the comfort of our home.
Our venture evolved organically from our personal tea exploration and experimentation. What began as a simple home ritual soon transformed into a delightful adventure of crafting our unique blends and infusions.
Initially, the idea of sharing our tea creations with others wasn’t at the forefront of our minds. However, a lightbulb moment changed everything – why not let others relish the delightful experience of unique and flavorful tea blends? Frustrated by the prevalence of bland and uninspiring teas in the market, we felt a calling to infuse a burst of taste and aroma into the cups of fellow tea enthusiasts.
And so, our small family tea haven blossomed into a business, driven by the desire to spread the joy of quality tea. Each cup tells a story of passion, experimentation, and a commitment to elevating the tea-drinking experience.
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Tropical Elegance
For this blend Intensitea uses: Black tea, sunflower leaves, dried mango and raspberry bits, safflower, aroma (2%).
Upon opening the tea pouch, you are instantly hit with a beautiful fruity , fruit cocktail. The mango and passionfruit are the main aromas and mixed with the sunflower make for a mouth-watering flavour.
Let’s Get Brewing!
The aroma whilst brewing isn’t too dissimilar to that of its dry state. The passionfruit is the main aroma coming through, but the black tea is now coming through, too.
The brewed liquid is that of a dark brown colouring.
Let’s Get Sipping!
First sip and I am hooked!
This blend is so refreshing.
It’s one of those teas that I call a 2 part sip.
The first half of the sip is all about the fruity side. The passion fruit and mango flavours are really coming through. It’s almost like sipping on a selro (the icecream). It’s sweet and has a mellow side contributed to from the sunflower and Safflower.
The second half of the sip is all about the black tea. It’s not overpowering and is only really present in the aftertaste. This provides almost smokey bitterness.
It’s a light and refreshing blend and is perfect hot and cold, too, as the flavour intensity remains the same throughout the sipping experience. Perfect for summer!
Happy Sipping 🙂
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