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Use 1.5 teaspoons of tea per 8oz of water. Heat water to 175 degrees and steep for up to 2 minutes.
Ingredients: White tea, Açai, red currants, apple slices, rosehips, hibiscus, pineapple bits, mango bits, and rose petals.
It seemed so good in the shop. But at home, it is just sorta … meh … not offensive, just not that enticing.
What the heck is up with this tea? It has been decently reviewed and I thought it would be a safe bet. However, despite its fruity flavor, it has this weird taste to it. I wouldn’t call it sour…maybe a cousin of sour. It’s just weird. I gave it to someone else since I couldn’t force myself to drink it anymore, and blending it just couldn’t get rid of the awful combination of flavors. Booo.
Very nice, fruity and flavorful especially cold. Lots of goodies for your health in this one and it smells wonderful dry or wet. Wouldn’t get too many re-steeps out of this one but the first couple are well worth the effort.
excellent when served with German Rock sugar.
Its alright. White teas aren’t my favorite. Its fruity, a typical flavored tea
Tart, but, added to Citron Sonata and it’s really a refresher! I think with this tea you might need to add it to more based teas without so much flavor like a straight green or white
I didn’t care much for it. It’s quite bitter. Not to mention it’s $12 for 2oz. No thanks.
Drinking this right now, without sweetener. Love the appley-peary taste.
I just don’t know…I mean the white tea is promising but then they had to ruin it with hibiscus. The rose petal helps cut it but not enough. Can taste the the Acai, Pineapple, and currants which make it sour, too
Served: Hot
Smell: Peachy, fruity
Flavor: medium, fruity, sour
Aftertaste: bitter, slight
I tried this tea after getting a sample at Teavana :) I wish I enjoyed it as much as I’d hoped I would. It’s a little bitter with the acai, and the flavor really doesn’t last – the berries are good for one steep only. I prefer teas that I can re-steep and really savor cup after cup.
