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1768 Tasting Notes
I would have guessed mango, rooibos, hibiscus and mint as the ingredients, so I was pretty close. This is a juicy and enjoyable tisane, and would surely be great iced!
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Rooibos supposedly has a lot of antioxidants and is therefore good for your skin. shrug can’t hurt, right?
smells juicy, tastes smooth at first, but then the goji berry (I assume) comes in with a sour, tart, almost medicinal flavor. Ugh. I think I would like it fine without that, but with it, it’s not for me. I can probably drink half of it since it goes ok with my sushi lunch, but that’s it.
FYI – this bland also contains honeybush and blackberry juice. I would have preferred a good quality blend of rooibos and pomegranate juice, without much else. Not my favorite Honest Tea at all :(
So after all the other flavors, this seems a bit boring now. Maybe boring isn’t the right word, it’s just neutral. I do like the lemon – it gives this a sharper mouthfeel than their sweetened/flavored ones, which seem annoyingly “soft” and “slippery” to me sometimes.
This one is perfect for people who like unsweetened iced tea with lemon.
wonderful afternoon pick-me-up with a bit of sugar and milk
Copying Morgana ’s parameters since she had a good experience.
This is smooth, sweet, and refreshing. A very good after dinner tea. Also a good summer evening tea for when it’s too hot for hot chocolate. And a great “dessert tea” for you’ve already eaten way too much ice cream this weekend…. ::whistles:: ::looks around::
sucked this down pretty quick with my black bean quesadilla. This is a very refreshing combo with mexican food!
last bottle :( I will buy another case one of these days. For now, it’s nice to have a bit more fridge space (plus I’m finishing cases of Rooibee Red Tea and Izze soda still).
This tea isn’t one I drink everyday (although I probably could), but when I want it, nothing else does the trick. It seems to pair pretty well with any foods, maybe because it is neither sweet nor citrusy like most other bottled teas.
After getting used to the face that it’s barely sweetened, I like it. The orange is a bit sour/tart, but blends well with the green tea. It’s hard to tell if the slight bitterness is the tea or the orange, really. Overall I’m glad I bought it (one sale for $1). I wish the grocery store had more flavors, but perhaps due to the sale, they had only this and a dragon oolong with passionfruit, which I skipped since I don’t like passionfruit. I wish more flavors of Honest tea were available in my area in plastic bottles. The glass ones are a bit too wide and heavy. I’d like to try the honey and pomegranate flavors sometime soon.
having a shot on the rocks with a squeeze of lemon.
this is def too intense for me without the melting ice to cut it. Actually I should have just mixed it 1:1 with water probably… but I’m going to nurse it anyway, so this way it will stay cold as it dilutes.
feeling the need for an immunity boost today.
great afternoon pick-me-up with pretzels. Hydration + sugar – caffeine = just what I need today!
the sweetness of the rooibos and tartness of the berries make this such a soothing tisane. I love it’s red wine color as well.
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mixing with Republic of Tea’s “Get some Zzz’s”
mixing with Jade Rabbit’s “Sleep Tea”
made 16oz in the IngenuiTEA and added a tiny bit of RoT’s Vanilla Tea Honey
I usually drink this bagged tea only in decaf, but today called for caf, so I yoinked a bag from my hubby’s stash. (I don’t know how he brews it for 5 min – after 3 it was looking plenty dark enough for me! Then again, he’s a coffee drinker and I am not.)
It was very good with raw sugar and a splash of milk. It definitely has that “chewy,” malty that makes it almost a meal in and of iteself. Very good with outmeal raisin cookies too, btw.
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