Tavern Brawl
Black Tea, chaotic neutral
The Downward Draught bustles with the sounds of patrons deep in their drinks and high in their spirits. The local watering hole is a cozy favorite for locals and legends alike seeking an evening of relaxation and companionship. But when the ale flows, things rarely go as planned. So drink deep and ready yourself to blow off some steam. Besides, what's a tavern without a friendly bit of brawling anyway?
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- Tea
- Black Tea
- Alignment
- Chaotic Neutral
- Water
- 100°C (212°F)
- Steep
- 3 to 5 min
- Amount
- 1.5 tsp (3 g) per 250 ml
Material components. Black tea, Brittle pieces, Cocoa nibs, Rose hip, Apple, Orange, Cinnamon, Clove, Cardamom, Red rooibos, Chocolate chips, Coffee beans, Freeze-dried yogurt pieces, Almonds, Shredded coconut, Natural flavors, Artificial flavors.
Contains: Almonds, Cardamom, Cinnamon, Coconut, Milk, Nut and Soy.
The flavors that come through in this tea are amazing. One moment your tasting a fruity flavor then there is a sip where you get that bite of coffee on your tongue then its chocolate and coconut. Then you get the nuttiness mixed in and it just brings it all together. You'd think it wouldn't all mix well but its amazing!
The flavor was absolutely amazing
Absolutely delightful tea blend. I've ordered it multiple times, and I'll order it again. A small amount of honey really brings out the flavor, and it's equally delicious cold and hot.
This has become my go-to tea in the mornings. I have it every day, without fail, and IT IS AMAZING. Frankly, it smells just like a perfect fall morning and the taste just makes me sigh with content with every sip.
This is the D&Tea variety that most caught my attention. "Tea with cocoa, and yogurt candy, dried fruit, spices, and nuts?" As I don't have any food allergies, that was all good news to me. It's a tea for which I never add any sweetener. It's naturally sweet. I love it. And because it's based on black tea, not green tea, I don't have to wait 10 minutes after boiling my kettle. I can start steeping, right away. I hope you try it and enjoy it. A teaspoon of loose tea in a spring steel steeper is plenty for a tasty cup.
I reach for this hearty tea first thing every morning, taking comfort in its malty depths. The added coffee is subtle, lending complexity and a boost in caffeine without introducing bitterness. It's excellent with or without cream and I find no need to sweeten it. Overall the tea is nicely balanced and has done a great job of replacing pure coffee as my default breakfast drink even on the blurriest of mornings.