Mango Ceylon

A surprisingly light and fruity tea. No hint of bitterness to the cup.

Had this at Panera this afternoon with a little bit of honey. It was quite good.

I was really surprised with how good this tea tastes! I’m usually not one to drink the fruity blends of tea but this one was a good strong cup with just a tiny but definitely notable hints of mango.

Hmmm…not sure I tasted much of anything in this tea. I always sweeten my tea, so as usual I put my tsp of honey in and let it steep. The first sip all I could taste was honey! No mango, no ceylon. I have not tasted this without sweetener, but I may try it to see if that changes my mind. I also gave my boyfriend a sip without telling him my own thoughts and he said, “this tastes completely like honey”. One tsp of honey should not have overpowered this tea to the point that it was the only thing I could taste. However, even with the honey, I think this is a nice simple tea for a cool morning.

Been drinking this tea for lack of a better black tea in my tea cupboard. I’ve really been needing the extra caffeine boost, plus, I’m trying to drink all my old ugly teas so make room for some newer fresher yummier teas. This black bagged tea has been floating around my cupboard for years now. It’s old. It tastes old and weak. But it’s still drinkable. I usually like to make an iced tea out of this. Brewing a hand full of bags in a large carafe, and then putting it in the fridge makes for a nice lift midday. I’d love to make a sun brew with this, as the subtle fruity notes would make a great tropical natural drink. Not enough sun where I’m at tho. All in all, it’s okay. I don’t mind the fruity taste, but I can definitely find a better tea.

I was given this tea in loose leaf form and I absolutely love it- I can brew it both strong and weak and it tastes fine either. I haven’t tried it cold yet, but I am sure it will be lovely!

A pretty good, basic tea. It does not at all take to oversteeping well, or to hot water — be careful with this one. It’s fruity and nice, and blends really well with other flavors, but can stand alone too if you’re up for it. Personally, I won’t be restocking this one, but I didn’t mind having it.

I used to drink this one a lot. It’s a nice combo of black tea with mango. People who are upgrading from something like Lipton find this one to be a good “transitional” tea.

One of my old favorites. Smooth yet pleasantly strong with a hint of Mango. Also good with Gensoy soymilk in a cold winter day.

My first cup of the day. It was pleasant but not overly strong in either the black tea or the Mango. Still a nice warm up tho!

I didn’t think I’d like the mango but I was pleasantly surprised by its light flavor. I had this tea iced and it was fantastic.

Not sure what brand this is. But I’m steeping and about to drink a pot of Mango Ceylon tea at the Tea Garden in Minneapolis