The peach smell in the dry leaves is lovely and the brewed liquid tastes almost the same as the smell. Intensely fruity and sweet.I dislike how tart the liquid is due to the hibiscus. It would have tasted much better with 1/2 the hibiscus in my opinion. I might try this again at a later date as an iced tea.
Flavors: Fruity, Hibiscus, Peach, Sweet, Tangy, Tart
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i stopped reviewing bagged tea because so many hate bagged tea :(
I really don’t get the hate for flavoured and baggaed tea. Some bagged teas are of lesser quality, but I don’t believe I’m a “bad” tea drinker just because I enjoy many flavoured and bagged teas over straight unflavoured teas. I also enjoy unflavoured teas also, but I like others too. I don’t judge people on whatever they enjoy drinking. The whole point is to enjoy what you drink. If that means you like fruity tisanes from DAVID’s Tea or bagged tea from the grocery store I don’t see the problem.
The benefit of grocery store tea is that the flavour is consistent and widely available. You don’t have to stock up and let it go stale. The pre measured baggies are convenient. The tea is usually cheaper, and some lower quality teas use a lot of smeller tea pieces/tea “dust” which steeps faster (also makes for strong iced teas).
You should continue to drink and review bagged tea if you enjoy them. :) I can even give you some suggestions/mail some samples to you.
I completely agree. I enjoy the wider variety available through loose teas, but I still appreciate the convenience and consistency of bagged tea.
i guess i can start reviewing teaabags again :)
i stopped reviewing bagged tea because so many hate bagged tea :(
I really don’t get the hate for flavoured and baggaed tea. Some bagged teas are of lesser quality, but I don’t believe I’m a “bad” tea drinker just because I enjoy many flavoured and bagged teas over straight unflavoured teas. I also enjoy unflavoured teas also, but I like others too. I don’t judge people on whatever they enjoy drinking. The whole point is to enjoy what you drink. If that means you like fruity tisanes from DAVID’s Tea or bagged tea from the grocery store I don’t see the problem.
The benefit of grocery store tea is that the flavour is consistent and widely available. You don’t have to stock up and let it go stale. The pre measured baggies are convenient. The tea is usually cheaper, and some lower quality teas use a lot of smeller tea pieces/tea “dust” which steeps faster (also makes for strong iced teas).
You should continue to drink and review bagged tea if you enjoy them. :) I can even give you some suggestions/mail some samples to you.
I completely agree. I enjoy the wider variety available through loose teas, but I still appreciate the convenience and consistency of bagged tea.
i guess i can start reviewing teaabags again :)