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Red Riding Hood Rooibos | Adagio Teas


Story and tea time harmonize so well that one of my favorite tea companies, Adagio Teas, has blended rooibos with a beloved folk-tale in mind. Red Riding Hood Rooibos by Adagio Teas is a scarlet tea blend that will keep away the hungry wolf on your journey through the woods.

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THE HUE

THE HUE: Oriental Beauty | Origins Tea

Red Riding Hood Rooibos by Adagio Teas is a tea blended from the “red bush” plant native to South Africa. It is no wonder then that the color is a beautiful scarlet red!

 

THE SCENT

THE SCENT: Reading Nook Blend | Plum Deluxe

Red Riding Hood Rooibos has an aroma fit for any woodland friends: apples, cinnamon, strawberries, cranberries and cocoa nibs. The scent permeating from this tea makes you feel as if you are in a journey through and enchanted forest.

 

THE SIP

THE SIP: Reading Nook Blend | Plum Deluxe

Without 2 teaspoons of honey, Red Riding Hood Rooibos by Adagio Teas is smooth and bush-y (herbal or leaf-y) in taste. The apples and cinnamon are dominant while the strawberries and cranberries provide a soft escape.

With 2 teaspoons of honey, Red Riding Hood Rooibos remains a tea dominated by the tastes of apple and cinnamon, however, the sugars from the honey attach themselves to the strawberries and cranberries lending to a slightly sweater and dry tasting tea.

THE SIP: Red Riding Hood Rooibos | Adagio Teas

 

THE EFFECT

THE EFFECT: Oriental Beauty | Origins Tea

I just cannot get over how cute the tea tin is and that it is re-usable! The taste is delicious and safe for children under the caffeine sipping age. Rooibos is also known to help with an upset stomach.

THE EFFECT: Reading Nook Blend | Plum Deluxe
 

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What is your favorite folk-tale or fable?

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