Looking forward to trying this someday.
If you need a caffeine-free alternative in the meantime, check out rooibos. It's not tea, biologically speaking, but it's a great approximation and it has a really nice red color.
If you need a caffeine-free alternative in the meantime, check out rooibos. It's not tea, biologically speaking, but it's a great approximation and it has a really nice red color.
I find my favorite caffeine-free replacement is chaga infusions. You can taste it isn't tea but it reminds me of a strong oolong mixed with a tiny bit of orange pekoe.
Which I find hilarious, since regular tea has tannin in it and rooibos doesn't.
This is my favorite blend I randomly found outside of the Schönefeld Airport in Berlin and have been importing the states ever since:
https://shop.tgtea.com/Rooibush-Cream-Caramel-001312-100/561...
Chaga is another interesting tea. It's a mushroom that has been found to have antiinflammatory properites and is supposed to boost your immune system. (You can also get capsules.) Whether it works or not, I don't know, but as a tea it's not bad.
In the winter we go with Rooiboos. South African friends introduced me to it, including dipping the rusks!