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Fruit Tea
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Citrus, Fruit Punch, Fruity, Hibiscus, Lemon, Lemon Zest, Orange, Orange Zest, Pleasantly Sour, Tart, Berries
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180 °F / 82 °C 6 min, 0 sec 20 oz / 591 ml

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  • “Sipdown from, uhh, a couple days ago. Guys, no internet for 2 weeks was HARD. I tried to keep up at work and on my phone, but I’ve used up most of my phone data for the month. :/ Anyways. I liked...” Read full tasting note
  • “Had this today while out for lunch in Victoria. This isn’t a bad little blend and if I didn’t have a mountain of tea at home I would have picked up a bit to bring home. I didn’t have this...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Have you ever had someone that you really cared about online that you had this almost psychic like bond with? That’s me with “Dan” (name changed to protect privacy). We’ve written collaborative...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Cold Brew! Picked this one up while in Vancouver this summer. I can’t remember exactly how expensive the tea was, but I remember the sale associate warning me before buying it that it was a lot...” Read full tasting note

From Murchie's Tea & Coffee

Murchie’s Pink Lemonade Tea is a fun and fruity herbal tisane, packed full of thirst quenching hibiscus and lemon grass. This flavourful tea is great hot or iced!!

Hibiscus flower and lemon grass are blended with dried oranges, apples and strawberry in this great brew.

Sweet, yet tart, this “pretty in pink” herbal concoction is terrific hot or iced!

Strength: (Medium)
Brew Temperature: 190° to 212°F
Brew Time: 4 to 5 Minutes
Brew Quantity: 1 tsp to 6-8 oz of water

(Ingredients: hibiscus, lemongrass, apple, orange, strawberry)

About Murchie's Tea & Coffee View company

Since 1894, Murchie’s has been importing and blending the finest quality teas from select gardens around the world. As the decades have passed, the art of tea blending and tradition of excellence are handed down along with the old recipes. Today, Murchie’s offers traditional products and classic blends while also developing new combinations for a new generation of tea drinkers. We are proud to provide blends for events and occasions, from local landmarks to national observations and royal milestones.

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Sipdown from, uhh, a couple days ago.

Guys, no internet for 2 weeks was HARD. I tried to keep up at work and on my phone, but I’ve used up most of my phone data for the month. :/

Anyways. I liked it, it was refreshing, I won’t buy more. Iced or cold brewed is best. (This time it was cold brewed.)

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Had this today while out for lunch in Victoria. This isn’t a bad little blend and if I didn’t have a mountain of tea at home I would have picked up a bit to bring home. I didn’t have this straight, rather murchies added a bit of fizzy water and simple syrup to the blend. It was a little sweet this way for my tastes but I can imagine this would make a great cold drink for hot summers.

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Have you ever had someone that you really cared about online that you had this almost psychic like bond with? That’s me with “Dan” (name changed to protect privacy). We’ve written collaborative stories with one another for over five years and our creativity together mesh so well that he can usually tell what I’m going to write before I even write it. And I can do so for him.

Well for a year or so he took a break from being online to catch up on his reading, gaming and work. He never told anyone and seemed to just disappear… suffice to say naturally I missed him a lot because of the bond. Last night as I was headed to sleep I got a ring on my phone from him. He said he never should have been away as long as he had and that he was back for good. That we’d have a chance to write together again tomorrow (which is today).

It made me cry tears of happiness and I was on cloud nine allowing me to have wonderful dreams that night. In the morning I was more than a little bit blissful and completed my usual daily tasks with a joyful sort of energy. However as the day neared to a close he never showed up like promised. I know I should’ve been prepared for this since he’s done this before but it…disappointed me greatly.

So to cheer myself up I decided to brew myself up a cup of “Pink Lemonade”. The sweet rose tisane with it’s refreshing scent and tartly sweet taste really did the trick to bring my smiles back. I love how similar this herbal blend is to the real thing without the added sugar. It truly is a ‘pick me up’ in a cup and I have no doubt that it would be perfect iced~. Thank you Murchie’s Tea & Coffee shop. :)

Sil

i had this one while i was out there but at murchies in “pop” form…was pretty tasty! Sorry you had another round of disappointments :(

Cassie Eng

Thanks for the support Sil, I truly do appreciate it. It’s people like you that make the hurdles all the more easier to overcome. I haven’t let it get to me as much as I had before (when I kept it all bottled up inside) since I know now that I can talk it out and can focus on more positive things easier. :)

I’ll be sure to try out your suggestion of having this tea as a soda pop thank you once again. :)

Sil

Heh….all I could think of just there was that scene from the genie is like beeeee yourself….only i always hear him saying beeeeeee positive!

Cassie Eng

Haha, that sounds just right. <3 :)

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Cold Brew!

Picked this one up while in Vancouver this summer. I can’t remember exactly how expensive the tea was, but I remember the sale associate warning me before buying it that it was a lot higher than most of their teas – so they must have experienced customers dealing with sticker shock in the past. I have some theories on why it might be on the pricier side compared to a lot of Murchie’s other blends, but I’ll keep them to myself…

Regardless, I didn’t mind the price tag and I’ve found this to be a really enjoyable blend. It’s got a very punchy flavour with a lot of bright, lively citrus notes. The colour is obviously very in the realm of pink lemonade once brewed, but I do feel like it’s maybe a bit off in terms of taste? Don’t get me wrong, it’s delicious like I said. However, I taste a lot of orange. A very juicy orange, but orange nonetheless. With the mix of lemongrass and almost berry-like hibiscus flavours that also come through this reads a bit more like a citrus heavy punch to me. I think, for a lemonade, I would expect a lot more lemon and more bright acidity to the top notes. In the kindest way, this is almost too “dense” and saturated of a flavour to evoke lemonade – at least for me personally.

Still, so delicious!

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I’ve been drinking this cold brew and have just emptied out the pouch.

While I enjoy the “fruity hibiscus” style of tea, I never really expect much from them. Fruit punch with a different dominant fruity flavor plastered over the top. Non-complex, good thirst-quenching water bottle tea. (Plus, I enjoy the tart!)

So I was surprised with how much this one really does taste like Pink Lemonade. At its core, it really is just a “fruity hibiscus” with citrus being the dominant fruit flavor plastered over the top, but the citrus is so juicy and authentic tasting that even I, the Queen of Tart Tea, puckered on the first sip (I was fine after that, though, so it didn’t manage to de-throne me). Bright, juicy, and pithy, with enough of that fruit punch flavor from the hibiscus to sort of bring in that non-descript punchy/berry taste of Pink Lemonade. I’ve really enjoyed it!

Not sure how I’d feel about something like this as a hot cup, but it’s a bangin’ iced tea.

Flavors: Citrus, Fruit Punch, Fruity, Hibiscus, Lemon, Lemon Zest, Orange, Orange Zest, Pleasantly Sour, Tart

Preparation
Iced 8 min or more 4 tsp 32 OZ / 946 ML

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This is by far the thing I most look forward to drinking in the summer time, but only as an iced tea. It is absolutely amazing. It is incredibly fruity and refreshing… and I think it would be great for a parent looking for a kid friendly crystal-drink subtitute. But it is also great for grown ups to enjoy.

I am affiliated with this company, but this is my honest review.

Flavors: Berries, Citrus, Lemon, Orange

Preparation
8 min or more 2 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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