vermont maple ginger
(12 reviews)type: herbal
ingredients: luo han guo organic ginger cinnamon maple sugar natural maple flavor
caffeine: no-caffeine
price level: $$$$
We pair real Vermont maple sugar with lively, earthy ginger to achieve the perfect balance of sweet and spice.
Recent reviews
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Julie W
I just really don't like this tea. I've tried it a couple of times, but each time the taste and aroma was just not for me. The "maple" flavor and scent seems really artificial to me. Just not a flavor that I enjoyed.
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Cecelia Harrs
The first time I had this tea at a friends house, I thought it was so good that I went out and bought myself a whole box. The second time I had this tea I hated it. The fake maple scent made me sick and the ginger gave me a headache. This tea is just...too much.
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John McKenna
This one was rather nice, a good warm feeling with every sip, the maple dominates and the ginger adds a nice burn. Cinnamon evens it out nicely.
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Lauren S.
It's a pleasant tea with enough ginger to be properly spicy. I usually sweeten it with maple syrup to bump up the maple flavor that much more. Just don't oversteep it or it gets this weird, waxy mouthfeel.
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Sara Gernon
I grew up drinking this warm wintery tea and it's a favorite of my family's
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Jeanna
A great combination of ginger and maple. Needs to steep a little longer though for a stronger flavor.
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Kaitlyn Elvin
I LOVE this tea. It's like autumn in a cup. Great on its own but even better when sweetened with maple syrup. Not for ginger haters though - it's heavy on the spice factor.
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Lissa A
A nice, autumn-y tea. This isn't an every day tea for me, but I enjoy the mild gingery sweetness on particularly crisp days.
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Yu-Hsin Liu
Excellent on its own or as a latte, this is one of my favorite teas hands down, when steeped at 5 minutes I think it is a bit weak but when steeped for an extended time closer to 15-25 minutes the maple and ginger flavors come out much stronger and take milk wonderfully as well as maple syrup as a sweetener