#three moons tea

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Three Moons Tea: Eros

Description:

Bathed in the moon's glow, Eros, the winged messenger of love, weaves through celestial realms, casting enchanting arrows upon hearts. Sipping starlit tea, I'm drawn into his influence, where every sip feels like a sweet elixir of affection. In the cosmic embrace, love becomes a timeless journey, guided by Eros beneath the watchful eye of the moon, the silent witness to countless love stories written in the silver ink of the night.

Ingredients:

A sensual blend of Chocolate Black Tea, Damiana, and Rose Petals.

Review:

In case you couldn't have guessed from my other posts here, I consider myself witchy. When I saw that Three Moons had a blend dedicated to Eros (an underappreciated God in my humble opinion), I was captivated and knew I had to try it.

The tea is familiar, it reminds me of Witching Hour, but no anise flavor and amped up chocolate! The roses and cacao nibs are th3 strongest notes- a perfect pairing for those in a romantic (or perhaps spicy) mood.

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Three Moons Tea: Witching Hour

Description:

Live Deliciously. Witching Hour is a decadent blend of Chocolate black tea, smoky cinnamon, rose petals and Star Anise. Blended under the full Hunter’s Moon this tea is perfect for a Samhain night ritual. This tea tastes like a midnight ritual around a blazing wood fire. Tea comes in a 5 serving tin. According to folklore the witching hour or devil’s hour is when ghosts, witches, and demons are most active and supernatural events take place. The thin veneer between the living and the dead crumbles during this time of night and the presence of otherworldly beings are more felt by humans and animals.

Ingredients:

Chocolate black tea, smoky cinnamon, rose petals and Star Anise.

This is an utterly delectable chocolate/licorice tasting tea with a slight floral taste. Unlike 'The Witch of the Woods' (which I'll review later), there's no one overpowering note here.

Unlike other teas I've reviewed from this seller, this one doesn't sparkle. I don't think that takes away from the tea at all, though- especially when it tastes as delicious as it does.

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Three Moons Tea: Siren

This tea contains chamomile, lavender, butterfly pea flower, blue cornflower, and prism dust. Plus, with every order you get a free sample AND a free one card tarot reading!

The pea flower, of course, turns this tea into a vibrant blue. The shimmer from the prism dust makes the tea absolutely magical!

Siren has a very floral smell and taste thanks to the lavender, but don't be fooled- the chamomile shines through. I'm not a huge chamomile fan in honesty and my main drive in buying this was to have a pea flower tea. However, this tea has converted me and I enjoy the flavor now.

I took a serving to work and brewed it for my co-workers. They enjoyed it as much as I did and experimented with putting vanilla syrup in it- which they enjoyed!

Siren is available in tins which contain roughly 5 to 6 servings. This may not seem like a lot, but I find it to be worth it's price.

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Currently Awaiting Delivery Of:

Three Moons Tea

Marie Antoinette

Lucifer

Dryad Tea

Merry Unbirthday

Lick Me

Mystery Chest

Tried and Awaiting Review:

Dryad Tea

Imblueberry

Faun

Almond Twilight

Persephone's Pomegranate

Three Moons Tea

New Moon

Marie Antoinette

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Three Moons Tea: Marie Antoinette

Description

Our Marie Antoinette inspired tea is a peachy shimmery tea with edible pearls and golden sprinkles. The perfect dessert tea fit for the Queen of France.

Ingredient list

Sprinkles, prism dust, rose petals, peach, bergamot, vanilla, oolong, Black tea

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Though this is a black tea, it has a light and airy flavor to it. The peach flavor dances on your tongue while the rest of the flavors play in the background. This is my FAVORITE peach tea, and I absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a good peach tea.

My only qualm with this tea is that some of the sprinkles in it are larger, which sometimes affects the flavor and color- giving it a murky look and a smidgen of a grainy texture. Still, the flavors still shine through and I can easily look past it!

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Three Moons Tea: Lucifer

Today we will sadly be reviewing a discontinued tea.

Lucifer, by Three Moons Tea (an amazing seller!) is a black licorice tasting tea with a hint of smokey bourbon. I saw some mixed reviews on this, but in my opinion it's great! The licorice flavor carries the tea, which I enjoy. It also has a nice note of black tea to it, thanks to the lapsing.

Brewed, it has a dark green color to it and shimmers- like many of the blends Three Moons offers, it contains prism dust.

My barista buddies and I all adored this, and I hope that in the future, it's brought back.