Category: Thés d'été
Propre, acidulé et légèrement sucré : un thé glacé lumineux qui met en valeur l'incomparable saveur florale et citronnée du yuzu japonais, rehaussée d'une touche de canneberge acidulée, de framboise gourmande et d'un zeste de gingembre chaud et citronné.
Brewed this over ice after a long day in the sun and the ginger kick actually lingered nicely, which I didn't expect from a tea. The cranberry and raspberry mute the tartness just enough without making it syrupy, so it's crisp without being sharp. Already planning a second pitcher for the weekend.
I cracked open the bottle after a long walk, and that first sip was pure sunshine — the tart cranberry and ginger hit right away, but the yuzu lingers beautifully without getting sweet. It's clean and refreshing, exactly what I wanted from a summer tea.
I've been making a pitcher of this every morning and the ginger zip actually hits differently when it's ice cold—it's tart, then sweet, then spicy all in one sip. The yuzu comes through so clearly, not muddled at all.
