Nutty Almond Cream
24
Percentile
6 ratings |
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Commercial Description
Sweet almond with apple and cinnamon provide a nutty finish to the soothing blend. The unique nuttiness is unobtainable anywhere else.
Ratings & Reviews
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40 Aroma: 5/10 Flavor: 2/5 Value: 2/5Sylvia (215 reviews) on Feb. 9th, 2021
I usually like strong teas and this one has a very subtle flavor with no substantial base to it. When I first tasted it I liked the creamy flavor, but after a while I've gotten tired of it. It has a bright red hue that turns pale pink when I add cream or milk. Probably because of the beets. I can barely taste the almond flavor. I was hoping for a robust nutty tea, so if that's what you're looking for, I don't recommend this one.
75 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 5/5Bailz (50 reviews) on Dec. 11th, 2020
After reviewing David’s tea forever nuts the other day, this seems like a worthy competitor.
Appearance: A nice pale reddish color with oil spots at the top of the liquid.
Aroma: The aroma in the tin was truly exceptional. Smelled like a almond cookie. In the cup, there is still a cinnamon oatmeal cookie vibe going on but much less strongS
Flavor: This is a little more flavorful than the David’s variety; however, is far from a bold tea. Cinnamon and nutmeg type notes lead with a bit of a nutty finish.
Value: Another stellar options for the money. This is less than 2 dollars per ounce.
80 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 4/5Lindsay (20 reviews) on Oct. 17th, 2014
Mmmm, the smell of this dry tea is amazing, kind of like a really cinnamony oatmeal cookie. With almonds. Brewed, more of the apple comes out, and it starts to smell like apple pie in a cup. If you add milk and sugar, it actually tastes like apple pie in a cup. :) Without, it's just a really lovely apple and cinnamon tisane with a smooth nutty/creamy finish.
83 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 4/5SarsyPie (119 reviews) on May. 19th, 2014
Thanks to Alex for this sample!
I made this as a dessert tea tonight and was really impressed by the flavor. Unsweetened, this was very good. The scent is also excellent and I felt like I was in a bakery when brewing this tea.
I added a little rock sugar, maybe a tsp or so, and then the flavors really came alive. This tasted very much like a cinnamon bun, but with almondy overtones.
I used 208 degree water for about 6 minutes. The tea is a light reddish pink color. Very pretty, and very delicious!
87 Aroma: 10/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 3/5Mira (1 reviews) on Dec. 27th, 2012
I happened to come across this tea while shopping for a friend who is a tea fanatic. I, personally, have never been much of a fan of tea but after nosing around the tin I figured what the heck and gave it a shot.
I love this tea. It's delicious and nutty and really, really smooth. I don't even have to sweeten it to enjoy it. I love it o much it actually managed to edge out my afternoon can of coke as my liquid pick me up of choice.
The only thing I don't care for is the fact that the tins of this never seem more than 75% full. I've gotten plenty of other kinds of tea from Tiesta and the cans of other blends are almost completely full. I don't know if its because of the weight of the nuts but I feel like you do get less cups out of this particular blend than you do out of Tiesta's other offerings.
53 Aroma: 5/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Feb. 2nd, 2012
Completely unlike any other herbal tea I've tried. Not my type of blend, but very high-quality for what it is, and I can imagine others might love it.
Brews a bright red, semi-opaque cup with oil droplets on top. Aroma suggestive of a jam-filled pastry: nutty, bready, suggestive of sweetness and cooked apples. Flavor sweet and mellow.
This is not the sort of blend I would personally prefer or seek out. However, I found it extremely well-executed, and I can imagine it might be very popular among people who prefer sweet flavors. I'm more of a fan of bitter, crisp herbal teas.
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