Apr 19
Katie’s Teaview Snapshot
 | "Thankfully, Revolution hit the pear flavouring right on. It was sweet but had a bit of a bite so it wasn't too sweet. The pear flavour lingered long into the aftertaste and left me wanting more."
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8.5/10
Revolution teas rarely disappoint and are actually the reason I started to sway towards higher-end teas. The sample I got happened to be one of their individually boxed teas, and the box was supremely adorable! It smelled good before it was made and similar after being steeped. The bag the tea came in was extremely large, giving the leaves plenty of space to expand.I steeped my cup for about 3 minutes, which is a bit on the long side for a flavoured white, but I find it brings out the flavour more, which is good if the tea is good. I made it with the water a bit on the cool side as well - around 165 degrees. I only had one bag to try, and I'd much rather have undercooked leaves than burnt ones.
I have said before that pear is a tricky flavour, and I stand by that statement. Thankfully, Revolution hit the pear flavouring right on. It was sweet but had a bit of a bite so it wasn't too sweet. The pear flavour lingered long into the aftertaste and left me wanting more. The white tea was a bit hard to detect, but it was far from overpowered. Generally pre-packaged infusers are rather expensive, but especially considering that this is a white tea, it is reasonably priced.
I was quite pleased with this tea, and I will most likely be ordering some in the near future.
— To purchase Revolution Tea White Pear, or for more specific information on ingredients or the story behind this particular blend, click here to go directly to the manufacturer's web site.
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