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A top-down view of a bowl of Caramel Apple Bourbon tea leaves sits next to a cup of brewed tea
A tea tin of Caramel Apple Bourbon tea leaves sits on a table next to a cup of brewed tea
A top-down view of a bowl of Caramel Apple Bourbon tea leaves sits next to a cup of brewed tea
A tea tin of Caramel Apple Bourbon tea leaves sits on a table next to a cup of brewed tea
Caramel Apple Bourbon
Product information
$20.00
Description
Caramel Apple Bourbon blends the cozy comforts of a warm bakery with the smooth finish of a gentle spirit. Black tea and rooibos form a soft, full-bodied base, while real apple pieces, cinnamon and vanilla mingle with caramel and bourbon notes to create a cup that smells like fresh apple pie and tastes like a sweet, relaxed autumn afternoon.
This loose leaf blend is approachable enough to enjoy plain, and it also plays nicely with a splash of milk or a touch of honey. Sip it on a cool morning, curl up with it after a long day, or pour a warm cup alongside your favorite fall desserts. The caramel is present and satisfying, the apple and spice shine through, and the bourbon note stays in the background to round out the finish.
Whether you are stocking up for the season or looking for a dessert-style tea to share, Caramel Apple Bourbon offers a familiar, comforting flavor with a slightly indulgent twist.
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My Tasting Notes
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Ingredients & More Info
Servings
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Brewing Guide
For the best tasting cup we recommend the following:
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Water
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8 fl oz
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Temperature
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212° F
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Serving Size
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1 tsp
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Time
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3-5 minutes
These go great with Caramel Apple Bourbon!
Customer Reviews
Warm, apple-pie aroma with balanced caramel and a subtle bourbon/vanilla finish—smooth, not bitter, and often sweet enough to enjoy without added sugar. Reviewers call it a fall favorite great hot or iced and with dessert, though a few found the bourbon unnecessary or the flavor milder than expected (one noted a background licorice root that didn’t overpower).