Gusta Tuscan Biscotti, Ginger & Lemon

ginger is gentler than expected and lemon does most of the talking. Good with black tea, just wish the pieces were a little thicker

Wanted lemon with a warm ginger note. What I recieved was mostly ginger and a very hard cookie. Dunking helps, but I wouldnt choose this flavor again. Nobody else in the house finished one

The ginger shows up first and the lemon follows. I wasnt sure those flavors would work in biscotti but they do, especially with black tea. Nice crisp texture and no waxy coating. One arrived broken, hence four stars, but it became the cooks sample

the ginger shows up first and then the lemon catches up. I was worried these would taste like perfume but nope. They have a good dry snap for coffee and dont crumble into mush when dipped. My sister took the rest home after brunch without asking, so that tells you how the table voted. definately ordering again for the holidays!!

ginger shows up first, lemon comes after. Not everyone at work loved the combo but I did, esp with tea. pacakging was neat too

Bought these mostly for my mom because ginger and lemon are her thing. I expected to have one and move on. Instead i ate three standing at the kitchen counter before she even arrived. The ginger has a little warmth but it isnt sharp, and the lemon keeps the whole thing from feeling heavy. They held together through a serious coffee dunk too, no sad crumbs floating around the cup. Mom took the open bag home so technically the gift worked... just not for me. She texted the next morning: 'send me the link.' Already did. I ordered my own replacement at the same time!!

The lemon hits first, then ginger at the end. Crisp enough for dunking and not cloying. I wish fewer were broken, but the flavor is a keeper

The ginger hits first and the lemon shows up right after. I wasnt sure those two would work in a biscotti but they really do. Crisp, fragrant, and not cloying. I served them after lunch with coffee and even the person who 'doesnt like ginger' took a second one. Four stars only because several cookies arrived broken, although the crumbs were honestly great over vanilla ice cream

I was worried the ginger would be too much, but it is more warm than spicy. Lemon shows up at the end. Good afternoon tea situation.

This is the most distinctive flavor I've tried in the biscotti category. Bright and spiced. Works with afternoon tea or just on its own. Not what you expect from biscotti.

Nice biscotti. The flavor is good but very specific. If you like ginger and lemon together you'll be happy. If not this is an odd choice. Worth trying via the variety pack before committing to a tin.

ginger and lemon are BOTH actually present and they work together instead of fighting. thats rarer than it sounds in a biscotti.

Gave this to a friend who doesn't drink coffee and was looking for something to have with her afternoon tea. She sent me a photo of the empty tin three days later. Done.

Good quality biscotti. The ginger is more prominent than I expected from the name. If you want a mild ginger flavor this might be more than you're looking for. If you like ginger you'll enjoy it. I'm giving it 4 stars bc my personal preference skews more lemon.

This is the lightest flavor in the line and I mean that as a compliment. After the pistachio and the almond, the ginger lemon feels like a palate reset. Good for people who want something refreshing rather than rich.

I drink tea in the mornings, not coffee. Most biscotti is designed around coffee dunking and doesnt pair as well with tea. The ginger lemon here is made for a different morning entirely. Bright lemon, gentle ginger heat, and a crunch that works with black tea.

I ordered the variety pack with low expectations for this flavor. Ginger and lemon together sounded busy. First bite changed my mind. The lemon is bright, the ginger is warm underneath it, and together they make a biscotti that works with tea in a way I didn't expect.