Red Tea
Rooibos red tea with subtle sweetness
What Does Red Tea Taste Like?
Red Tea tastes woody and spicy. Rooibos red tea with subtle sweetness. It is lightly sweet at 2 out of 5, with no cooling at all, and smokes with a little grip in the throat.
It is a dark leaf at heavy strength, so the nicotine reads heavy. Clouds come out thick and the exhale is peppery. It sits comfortably either side of a mix.
The Numbers Behind That
- Strength Heavy Strength
- Intensity Powerhouse
- Role in a mix either
- On the exhale peppery
- Nicotine feel Heavy
- Best season Winter Warmer
What Red Tea Mixes With
Scored out of 100 by the same pairing engine the Mix'd app uses. Higher is a better match.
- Red Tea + Spiced Chai 72
Red Tea and Spiced Chai both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Red Tea + Chai Latte 72
Red Tea and Chai Latte both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Red Tea + P Spice 72
Red Tea and P Spice both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Red Tea + Fig 72
Red Tea and Fig both bring woody qualities that play off each other
- Red Tea + Pan Raas 69
Red Tea and Pan Raas both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Red Tea + Apple Pie 68
Red Tea and Apple Pie both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
Common Questions
- What does Red Tea taste like?
- Red Tea tastes woody and spicy. Rooibos red tea with subtle sweetness. It is lightly sweet at 2 out of 5, with no cooling at all, and smokes with a little grip in the throat. It is a dark leaf at heavy strength, so the nicotine reads heavy. Clouds come out thick and the exhale is peppery. It sits comfortably either side of a mix.
- What does Red Tea mix well with?
- Spiced Chai, Chai Latte, P Spice. Red Tea and Spiced Chai both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Is Red Tea sweet?
- It scores 2 out of 5 for sweetness. Rooibos red tea with subtle sweetness
- Is Red Tea blonde or dark leaf?
- Red Tea is dark leaf. Dark leaf runs stronger in nicotine and needs more care with heat.
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