Venetian Tiramisu tea

 Venetian Tiramisu - Loose 2 oz. Tin - Harney & Sons Fine Teas

How did I forget that I had Venetian Tiramisu tea in the cupboard? I love this tea and it's a beautiful tea for a light dessert! I brewed it for 3 minutes at 175* F. Added some rock sugar and creamy oat milk. Mmmmm <3


Venetian Tiramisu - - Harney &amp; Sons Fine Teas
 
"Indulge your senses in the flavors of Venetian Tiramisu tea. Evocative and romantic, each cup begins with a blend of delicately floral Mutan white tea and toasty Japanese Hojicha. Swirling flavors of cocoa and vanilla layer throughout the tea, accented with cocoa nibs and just a hint of brandy flavor. The result is a shimmering, deliciously complex infusion that summons up visions of Venice in every sip."

Ingredients:
White tea, hojicha, cocoa flavor, vanilla flavor, cacao nibs, brandy flavor. Contains natural flavors.
 
https://www.harney.com/collections/white-tea/products/venetian-tiramisu?variant=1390435893254

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