This Week in Sparkling Water
This Week in Sparkling Water
26. 2nd Berry & 9th Grade
26. 2nd Berry & 9th Grade
26. 2nd Berry & 9th Grade
Saturday 15th August 2020
Join Joakim Eriksson in 'This Week in Sparkling Water' as he uncovers Schisandra Berry's flavors and shares grade school memories. Listen now.
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Get the buttons here!Unveiling Schisandra Berry's Mysteries and Grade School Memories
It's funny that it's called the five flavor, berry or whatever, and that it's supposed to have all these different things. It doesn't at all have the same ingredient list as the other sparkling botanicals, but it does have some similarity in palette, which is the same, like earthy dank chlorophyll root. I mean it could be that if this is just a berry, then that's very interesting.
Ever wondered how a simple fruit can have five distinct flavors? In this episode of 'This Week in Sparkling Water', host Joakim Eriksson takes you on a flavor journey with Schisandra Chinensis, also known as the five-flavor fruit from the Russian Far East. Joakim dives into the unique taste profile of Schisandra Berry, describing it as earthy, dank, and surprisingly complex.
Alongside this intriguing taste test, he also samples Trader Joe's Sparkling Mineral Water Mixed Berry and Sparkling Yerbaé Pomegranate Berry, adding layers to the conversation about sparkling water's diverse flavors. But it's not just about the drinks. Joakim also takes a nostalgic trip back to his grade school days, sharing amusing and heartfelt anecdotes that will resonate with anyone who remembers the awkwardness and joy of those formative years.
The episode isn't just a taste adventure; it's a walk down memory lane that highlights the importance of communication in relationships. Joakim reflects on how miscommunication can create rifts and shares personal stories that underscore the need for clear and honest dialogue. Whether you're a sparkling water enthusiast or someone interested in the complexities of flavors and human connections, this episode offers a refreshing mix of both.
So grab your favorite fizzy drink and join Joakim for an episode that's as enlightening as it is entertaining.