Fruta Bomba

This is just OK alone, but I’ve paired it up with a oolong also from Teavana (might be discontinued) called Utopian Jewel and I love them together.

Great fruity flavor, and the mix between the rooibos and green teas is delicious.

WHERE TO START???
at first I loved the way it smelled at the store, lovely!!!
then I decided to give it a try …..
I hate it !!! it makes me want to puke… It is very very fruity but not in a good way it tasted like a fruit smoothie gone to waste……. if you steep it a little too long it is so bitter it will make your tongue twist….. it is really a bomb of rotten fruit……….

One of my fav fruited greens. Good hot or iced. When they discontinued 9 Treasures, this was my go-to for the fruited stuff. Sometimes I like it plain and sometimes with just a real small dollop of honey to enhance the fruits.

This is good on it’s own but excellent when mixed with Teavana’s Apple Lemon Pomegranate. Great iced!

Nice, light flavor. Almost too light, but maybe I haven’t quite caught on to the correct way to brew this one!

I had this sweetened/iced and blended with Teavana’s Apple, Lemon Pomegranate rooibos tea which is excellent for summer! But it’s just as lovely on its own and hot on an autumn morning when you need something sweet to get your day started.

I tried this in Teavana chilled and fell in love with it. It’s lightly sweet flavor is subtle but delicious and it gives off a fruity aroma which quickly envelopes my office in the morning and has my team mates doing a double take when walking in. I love it :)

Great iced with Apple Lemon Pomegranate.

really flavorful and awakening!

Great when iced!

Nice tropical flavor while still being able to taste the green tea.

Love every second of it. Doesn’t need sweetener, although it would probably be delicious with any as the fruit mix is easy to compliment with either flavored (such as honey and amber agave nectar) or unflavored sweeteners (lighter grades of agave nectar and natural sugars).

This tea is a mix of red rooibos and green teas, along with papaya, apples, peach, raisins, and even carrot bits. They also throw in some flower petals, such as marigold and sunflower, just for good measure. It brews to a very pale yellowish green colour.