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“So I’ve been wanting to try this since my husband mentioned he had some and it reminded him of a Renn Faire. He picked up two bottles today for fifty cents a piece, pretty good deal if you ask me....” Read full tasting note
“Tasting Notes: Steeped Tea Smell: sweet, fruity Flavor: sweet, hibiscus, cinnamon, apple, berry Body: Full Aftertaste: tart Liquor: translucent purple Tart fruit juice. Not bad, but not something I...” Read full tasting note
“I had a bottle of this tea with my lunch today. It’s tasty enough, with a lot of berry flavor to it, and it isn’t too overbearing with hibiscus flavor which I appreciate. It was a little sweeter...” Read full tasting note
“I love this stuff. It doesn’t resemble tea in any way to me, but I don’t really care. If I see it at a gas station, Barnes and Noble, or whatever, I usually grab a bottle. I was pretty obsessed...” Read full tasting note
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So I’ve been wanting to try this since my husband mentioned he had some and it reminded him of a Renn Faire. He picked up two bottles today for fifty cents a piece, pretty good deal if you ask me. This tastes like pie to me. Blackberry and rhubarb pie, not that I have had that particular combination, but I’ve had strawberry rhubarb. There is no rhubarb in the tea but I think the hibiscus might be coming off that way to me and cinnamon is what is giving me that pie feeling. I shared my observations with the husband and then he reported that now all he can taste is pie (not sure how he could taste a Renn Faire before). So pie-tea win! Mind you its not really tea, its a hibiscus infusion with fruit juice and sugar cane juice, but its pretty delicious.
Tasting Notes:
Steeped Tea Smell: sweet, fruity
Flavor: sweet, hibiscus, cinnamon, apple, berry
Body: Full
Aftertaste: tart
Liquor: translucent purple
Tart fruit juice. Not bad, but not something I think I’ll get again.
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I had a bottle of this tea with my lunch today. It’s tasty enough, with a lot of berry flavor to it, and it isn’t too overbearing with hibiscus flavor which I appreciate. It was a little sweeter than I would have liked it to be, but the tartness offset that a little bit. Overall, a pleasant bottled tea and better than soda!
PS: You can read about my lunch here: http://hungryinportland.wordpress.com/2011/04/20/happy-birthday-grilled-cheese-grill/
I love this stuff. It doesn’t resemble tea in any way to me, but I don’t really care. If I see it at a gas station, Barnes and Noble, or whatever, I usually grab a bottle. I was pretty obsessed with it when I discovered it one summer back in high school. The bottle’s style intrigued me, and at that time, I could only find it at Starbucks.
It’s sweet and vaguely cinnamony, but it mostly tastes like a blend of real grape juice and apple juice.
This has to be my favorite bottled tea. It’s so sweet that I can’t really say if this reminds me of tea in any way, but it is something I reach for every time I’m able to find it. It has a lot of flavors that mix well together. It’s a must have for me during the summer and especially for picnics!
Pie tea? I need to find some of this asap.
Yummy sounding!
The husband picked it up cold by the check out at Wal-Mart ::shudder::. I have seen it at our local Marc’s discount grocery but not at the big Giant Eagle. If you are lucky enough to have a Barnes & Noble near you someone mentioned that where they got theirs. It is also very likely that Starbucks offers it seeing as its their brand, but I can count the number of times I’ve been to Starbucks on three fingers. Perhaps Target as well, either at the ones with Starbucks or just over in the food aisles!