Wild Orange Blossom

While I got more lemon/citrus (similar sweetness/acidity to lemonade), the beet root really comes off strong. I get metallic, Earthy beet flavour when I’m just trying to enjoy a nice fruity iced tea. The hibiscus could be reduced to improve this blend, too. More orange, maybe even orange blossom (you know…like the name), more floral notes, less sour and beet.

Found a tin of this buried somewhere in my tea cupboards. However, I can’t remember if this is the tin I blended with Youthberry when I had both of them in loose leaf. Tasted good either way. Floral orangey-tangerine mixed with other citrus and berry notes. Will be happy to finish this off as I’ve had the for a long time and I feel like it lost a little flavour.

Was kind of disappointed when I saw it had rose hips in it, since teAvana always overdoes it on the Rosehups but it had a nice flavor. I got it in a sampler set but don’t think I would purchase separately because it’s quite expensive and disappears pretty quickly. Plus you don’t get many resteeps. First time tastes best, second time is meh, and forget about a third time.

Continuing in the trend of Teavana mastering herbal teas, this hits all the right citrus notes. It is the perfect summer tea and great for those who dislike excess sweetness. I give it to my tea neophyte family when they visit. They are instantly hooked.

On its own, this tisane is nothing special. It has a strong hibiscus flavor along with a bit of bright citrus. But the reason I bought it was to blend it with Teavana’s Youthberry white tea and in that context, it really shines, adding a layer of brightness and complexity to an already delicious fruity blend.

I like this tea as a general evening I-need-something-herbal tea, but I’ve noticed that it doesn’t hold its flavor very well as the tea cools down.

I am definitely one who favors fruit infused tea. Especially if it’s anything orange flavored. To start off, this tea has a very nice aroma. In my opinion, it doesn’t even need to be sweetened as much as I do with most other teas. Plus it tastes good just chilled with out honey or sugar. Overall I’m very satisfied with the balance of sweet and tart it has to it. It’s great for both relaxing at night and waking up in the morning.

I visited my friend today between classes to help her study and she offered to make lunch and tea! She loooooves this tea and has about 2 tins full top the top.
It’s good.
She made it a bit tart to my liking, but it was decent! I feel like it’d be much better iced though

LOVE this one! Like a sort of lemonade…

A bit bitter, but in a good way- tart…orange, rose, and some hints of apple and/or strawberry- maybe it’s peach or papaya or mango? Some sort island fruit…Floral- again, a lemonade kind of taste.

I totally like it! A great, refreshing, morning tea or afternoon tea for when you need a pick-me-up or refreshing. I bet it would taste lovely as iced tea too- though I used to consider iced tea a blasphemy before my obsession began lol
- Loose leaf, with infuser
- 2 sugar cubes

I was lured into buying this tea from Teavana during my last trip there. The store mixed Wild Orange Blossom with Youthberry and it tasted so delicious! So, of course I had to buy both kinds to recreated the flavor sensation (it was cold brewed).

However, when I got home I couldn’t get that same amazing taste. After doing a little research it seems Teavana puts a lot of sugar in their cold brews in the store (something I did not know about) and I don’t want to drink tea that way (too many empty calories!)

Anyways I tried this tea alone and it is kind of bitter. I never tried it with sugar, so maybe that would have helped. However, it is a great tea to use as a mix with other teas. Its very cheap too and I read that other reviewers do the same!

If you like orange, get it and mix it with other teas you enjoy.