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July 23, 2008

Mighty Leaf: Orange Dulce (Part 1 of 3)

I've been intrigued by Mighty Leaf for awhile. I'm usually a fan of whole leaf teas in infuser bags, for the convenience of having good tea while out, and more and more restaurants and cafes are carrying their teas. In addition, the bags are biodegradable for the green tea drinkers out there :-D

So I decided to try out three of their "signature blends" in the black, green, and herbal categories.  These are Orange Dulce, Green Tea Tropical, and Chamomile Citrus.

Orangedulcebox As the Orange Dulce steeps, an enticing vanilla scent fills the air, and I can hardly wait for the timer to go off. I lean in closer, taking a deeper whiff, and have to remind myself that I am not, in fact, baking something in the oven. 

Beep. Beep. Beep.

Although the tea is called Orange Dulce, the vanilla flavor dominates, with a hint of orange following close behind. The notes of jasmine promised on the packaging are difficult to find but not at all missed.

The natural sweetness strikes a perfect balance: those who require sugar for bolder black teas will be content with the delicate sweetness of the vanilla, while those who prefer pure infusions will not be put off by too much sweetness.

This tea is great for satisfying a small sweet tooth. I recommend it in the late morning as a pick-me-up before lunch.

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