Oteas

Fruity with tropical vibes and tart from the hibiscus. Kind of a mish-mash of fruits where I can’t pick apart the actual flavours. I knew right away that there was hibiscus in here though, as the tartness is undeniable. This is one that I think would be much better iced. Not my favourite tea from this brand but not bad either.

A really nice, fruity tea. The colour of the brewed tea is lovely. A dark red that you can’t help but notice. The flavour is strong, which I enjoy. Sometimes fruit teas can be weak, watery and unremarkable but this one has a backbone. I absolutely get the strawberry and apple notes along with a beautiful tartness which tempers the fruity sweetness, making it incredibly refreshing. I don’t usually like hibiscus but they’ve done it so well in this tea that I find myself loving it. This made a good hot tea but I would venture to guess that this would also be delicious iced. I don’t get any creamy notes in here so I’m not sure why they named it “Strawberries & Cream” as I find that title is misleading. However, as a fruity tea it’s delightful and I will have no problem finishing this box.

Haven’t reviewed any teas in a while… It’s time to get back to it. It’s been a lot of drinking the same teas everyday to use up what I have.
But the last few days I switched over to this one after picking it up on sale at a bulk refill store in my town this past weekend.
This one is quite nice, but I do wish it was a bit stronger. I left the teabag in it the whole time I was drinking it on Saturday and I have to say, it made it really good. I found that it made the tea much stronger and the black tea came through more and same with the caramel. This one is such a nice treat. I really like it and it won’t take me long to drink through my newly purchased box, that’s for sure.

This is from a Sips by box. The flavor is mostly a pleasantly tart rhubarb. I also taste a bit of beet and some other sweet fruitiness. The resteep tastes like straight beets, so I would skip that. Cold, this is a pretty refreshing tea, and I would be happy to drink it again, but I’m not sure I’d go to the effort of ordering it.