Tea type
Fruit Green Herbal Blend
Ingredients
Ginger Pieces, Ginseng, Green Tea, Hibiscus, Orange Flavoring, Orange Peel, Rose Hips
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Caffeine
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Average preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 2 min, 0 sec 12 oz / 354 ml

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  • “I only have a few more cups of this one to go. The flavor is ok. A nice green base with a herbal/tart aftertaste. I’m not a fan of hibiscus or rose hips so the tartness is a turn off. The orange...” Read full tasting note
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  • “This tea brewed up surprisingly pink . . . like almost clear with one little curl of pink right in the centre of the cup. Very odd. But mmmmmm I really enjoy this! It was a very mellow cuppa, with...” Read full tasting note
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  • “So I finally got my Adagio order today (yay!) but I have to say I’m not terribly impressed (boo!). The tins are in no way airtight and every last one of them leaked. I am covered in tea from...” Read full tasting note
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It takes skill, wisdom and finesse to manage a family. Tangy orange and energizing ginseng green tea make a contemplative blend for savoring the joys of fatherhood.

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I only have a few more cups of this one to go. The flavor is ok. A nice green base with a herbal/tart aftertaste. I’m not a fan of hibiscus or rose hips so the tartness is a turn off. The orange zest comes through nicely. Overall I’m not a huge fan of this.

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This tea brewed up surprisingly pink . . . like almost clear with one little curl of pink right in the centre of the cup. Very odd.

But mmmmmm I really enjoy this! It was a very mellow cuppa, with bits of sweetness and just a hint of something tart. The green didn’t get bitter and wasn’t overpowering. Don’t know if I’d restock, but I’ll definitely be drinking more.

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 2 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML

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So I finally got my Adagio order today (yay!) but I have to say I’m not terribly impressed (boo!). The tins are in no way airtight and every last one of them leaked. I am covered in tea from opening the boxes. A few of the blends don’t even look blended and I have to practically shove my nose in the tea to smell any kind of scent. However, I purchased these knowing full well I’m not a huge fan of Adagio teas and I basically purchased them for the tins, so in that aspect I am very happy. I’m now just kind of looking at it as I purchased some sweet tins that just happened to come with free tea. But I don’t think I’ll be ordering again.

We picked this one out because, well, my wife is my sugar daddy XD. Also, this blend is right up her alley, a green blend with orange and ginseng? She’s gonna love it.

It’s fairly good. It tastes healthy in a good way. I don’t quite know how to describe it, but it is good. If you like ginseng, give it a whirl.

TeaLady441

Oh no – your poor tins! I had the same thing with mine too – not a lot of leaf mixed, but some and if they’re not sealed that tightly, how much cross-contamination of odors can I expect? :O But yes – we basically bought tins that had free tea! That’s exactly how I see it.

Daddyselephant

I love that they recommend reusing the tins to take tea on the go with you. There’s no way in hell I’m putting a leaky tin of tea in my purse, we all know it’s going to explode open.

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