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“I liked the last offering I tried from Peace Tea, so decided to try a new flavour and see if the company can pull off another win… This one was a hot mess though; just FAR too sickly sweet/cloying....” Read full tasting note
“My neighbor was raving about this tea when I saw her at the convenience store, and I love peach, so I grabbed a can. This is one of the best pre-bottled (or in this case, canned) teas I’ve tried. ...” Read full tasting note
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I liked the last offering I tried from Peace Tea, so decided to try a new flavour and see if the company can pull off another win…
This one was a hot mess though; just FAR too sickly sweet/cloying. Exactly what I hate from a canned/bottled iced tea, and the epitome of what I hate in terms of peach flavoured things. They need to dial back a lot if this is ever going to be something that I spend my money on again.
Big disappointment.
My neighbor was raving about this tea when I saw her at the convenience store, and I love peach, so I grabbed a can. This is one of the best pre-bottled (or in this case, canned) teas I’ve tried. It claims no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. Apparently" flavors" only applies to the fruit flavor added, because besides the sugar, it’s got sucralose, too (which is artificial, and does contribute to flavor).
Anyhoo, the peach in this tea is not fakey at all. It’s pretty natural-tasting. I thought with the sucralose there might be a tinge of aftertaste, but I really didn’t notice any. The tea itself was a lot smoother than other pre-bottled teas, without that weird little tang one tends to notice. The peach here is abundant, and really is the star of the show, though it doesn’t fully mask the tea, either. I’m definitely going to grab a couple more cans of this when I fill up my gas tank today. It isn’t like home-brewed, but it is quite drinkable.
