Perfect Peach

This herbal certainly smells peachy. I am not usually a hibiscus hater, but this would be greatly improved by removing it. Maybe if I mix it with some basic black tea I could learn to like it. Or maybe not.

So on the scale of world importance, finishing a video game really isn’t high up there. That is, unless it’s Persona 3, one of the most depressing and mind-wrenching fake-dating-sim fake-rpg fake-SMT games ever churned out by the second-most-evil video game company ever (that would be Atlus; I claim that Nitro+Chiral is number one, even though I haven’t played any games they’ve produced).

Now I’m sure you’re wondering what this has to do with Perfect Peach (or tea at all). The truth is that Perfect Peach is perfectly suited for for P3. At least, for me it is. Brew it up strong in a mason jar and add some milk! A nice, soothing overtone of peach to comfort all your emoness over social links, a nice hint of lemon to perk you up through all the stairs you have to climb in Tartarus, and an underlying artificial flavor to remind you that the end is going to be so depressing that you’ll have to take a time out from life to recooperate.

You know what’s really sad, barring the end of the world that was supposed to happen in 2010? The fact that I can’t save the world because my sister stole the game and console from me and is not letting me play it because she said it was a stupid game and is playing it herself now. I mean, I was ~ 98.5% of the way through, I had gotten like 86% of the personae, and I had even prepared to drink a whole box of Perfect Peach in the last push to the end. …Now I just have this tea to console myself while I reassess whether I should still be playing video games at my age.

….At least the tea is tasty.

Thanks ASHLEY for this sample! My house is full of peaches this week so peach tea seemed like a great idea! Also: just got back from swimming, and I haven’t been swimming in years and years. I need sustenance and comfort!

Nervous! I see red! I see hibiscus! I don’t much care for hibiscus, but lets give this a go. It smells scrumptious so that’s comforting.

Sipping time. In the past I’ve found hibiscus to be tart and nasty. But this mixes nicely with the peach. Do I taste cinnamon? This could be a nice bagged tea for work. I’ve been considering picking this up for a while. Thanks again Ashley!

Bought a box of these as filler for a gift box I sent someone, but didn’t get around to trying them until now. It’s… okay. I don’t love fruity infusions, and this one is fairly weak. Still, it’s warm, and smells good, and it’s not worth climbing down from my bed to throw it out and make something else.

I picked this up from Wallmart in Las Vegas earlier in the year. Today felt like a perfect peach day so I tried a hot mug of it whilst at work.

This is honestly a beautiful tasting tea that is very peachy and sweet but at a perfect balance. It does say the peach is made using artificial flavours which is a personal dislike for me as I prefer natural flavours but it’s still very pleasant. Smells as nice as the flavour and when brewed it leaves a wonderful dark amber nectar.

I think this would make an amazing iced tea.

One of my long time favorites. I remember years ago I’d been trying to find a peach tea but all the others I tried tasted like bubblegum. Normally I don’t prefer fruity teas hot, as a lot of the time they taste like hot fruit juice, which I don’t find appealing, but with a touch of sweetener added, the spices in this one remind me of a spiced apple cider, which I love. It tastes like the end of summer/beginning of fall; with summer sun ripened peaches colliding with autumnal spices.

This is a nice, mellow peach herbal tea. I like that it doesn’t have any added spice flavors, and it’s definitely at its best with a bit of honey to liven up the peachiness. Very soothing in the evening.

Im a bit biased because I love peach flavor in just about anything. Nice lingering taste of peach and doesnt change taste too dramatically if you let it get cold. Using very little sugar can make it a sweet treat.

I like Bigelow Teas. Perfect for tucking a few different teas into your pocket before you head out for work.

This one is yummy. I just read here that the box says to add sugar to bring out the peach flavor. I didn’t do that, since a friend gave me this packet, and therefore, no box to read. I like how sour it is without sugar, though. I really dislike it when I feel like I HAVE to add sugar to a tea to enjoy it.

It’s a little artificial tasting, but not enough to turn me off. Is it my favorite peach tea evah? No. Would I purchase it again? Gladly.

Another favourite! I love the blend of flavours. It’s not fake tasting like a lot of peach teas and the hibiscus and spices they add give it multi-dimensional flavour. I usually have this hot with just a teaspoon of sugar.

I tend to be a fan of peach teas in general, and this was pleasant enough. As other reviewers have noted- there is a slight synthetic flavour to it, and I found that even with a touch of sweetener, it still had the lingering aftertaste of something not found in nature. Alright for inexpensive every day kind of tea, but nothing special, unfortunately.

I loved this tea, as said before, sugar is needed to bring out the peach flavor (as said on the package). The first time I tried this tea, i accidentally added too much sugar result in a peach ring sugar gummy candy flavor (which is my favorite candy). It was good once, but i wouldn’t do the same twice. With less sugar it is perfectly balanced and is a great tea, (for being in a bag :P )

Although I first started drinking this tea hot I found it to be a lot better iced. It was quite peachy and not as flowery as some of the other peach flavored teas I have had in the past but I found that adding some sweetener really helped make the flavor stand out.

Not bad, but far from the perfect bagged peach tea. I’m not surprised the peach flavor is artificial—it sort of tastes it to me—but it is far from as fake as it could taste. A pretty solid “meh” sort of tea.

First, it’s important to note that I’m not big on fruit teas. Out of all the fruit blends I’ve had, Peach is one of the better ones, just maybe not this particular one. It tastes a bit too artificial to me. I also like fruit teas better cold, so I’d enjoy this more in the summer.

It’s not my favourite, but it’s good. Doesn’t really taste like peach though.

This is one of my favorite bagged teas. I find that it doesn’t need sugar (but I also don’t add sugar to any of the teas I drink). You definitely taste the hibiscus more than the other flavors in my opinion.

De aroma penetrante y sabor suave pero consistente. Una delicia de té frutal, magnífico para novatos e iniciados.

I love peach anything, so this is yummy. But again, the artificial flavoring is a turn-off for me.

I am definitely enjoying this drink. It is very peachy, but still needs a bit of sweetener.