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There are 24 reviews available for this category, for 11 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 7.69.
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Laura's review: "I have tried several blood orange teas prior to this, and none of them come close to being as good as this one." Read review » |
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Lynn's review: "If you are looking for a sweeter, juicy tasting tea, this is not it, but if you like your black tea with a twist, this more than delivers." Read review » |
8.5/10 |
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Numi's review: "This isn't a weak or too-delicate tea, there is enough substance here to encourage any jasmine lover to try this out. This is very enjoyable for anytime." Read review » |
8.5/10 |
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Dan's review: "I've had lesser-quality Keemun teas before and enjoyed them for what they were. The flavors that come through on this tea, however, are worthwhile to seek out. The playful nature of complex flavor is welcoming, and subtlety is key." Read review » |
8.5/10 |
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Dan's review: "Once getting beyond the funky earthiness of this tea, it's quite rewarding. This is real-deal pu-erh, and I feel that it benefits from its longer steep times as opposed to the gong-fu approach. It really throws itself out there and isn't ashamed to be itself. It's definitely not a tea for everyone (as with most pu-erh teas) and either you love it or you hate it. " Read review » |
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Lynn's review: "As I sipped my tea, waiting for the third pot to steep, I found myself wondering how on earth anyone ever came up with the process that produces pu-erh? Why did that seem like a good idea? It’s like the first person to eat a lobster. Was it on a dare?" Read review » |
9/10 |
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Katie's review: "The second steep makes a more subdued yet equally enjoyable cup of tea. During the first cup, I found myself excited by its nutty and sweet flavour. During the second cup, I found myself deeply relaxed with its grassier and more vegetal flavour." Read review » |
8.5/10 | |
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Numi's review: "The light green liquid has a medium body that tastes like a great mix of oolong and green teas. It's light and refreshing like greens, yet with more natural deep sweet, borderline woodiness that makes this delectable." Read review » |
8/10 | |
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Kari's review: "The aroma of the dry leaves was different- it had a quiet feeling with just a touch of sweetness. After I infused the leaves there was a classic green smell." Read review » |
6/10 | |
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Troy's review: "There is both a slightly nutty and slightly sweet quality to this tea, that's probably the source of the 'Melon Seed' in the name, but what really stands out is the slightly grassy broccoli flavors with a slight citrus tone that grows at each additional steep." Read review » |
9/10 |
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Babette's review: "There’s a lot of promise even before brewing the cup. Brewing it with boiling water, the liquor infuses to a lovely reddish brown very quickly and does not become bitter, even with left a bit longer on the leaf." Read review » |
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Vanessa's review: "The tea smelled "heavy", but delivered a really wonderful combination of malty, sweet and fruity notes." Read review » |
8/10 |
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Jamie's review: "For those who enjoy rooibos and aren't looking for day-glo flavors to enhance the experience, this quite subtly citrus but enjoyable rooibos makes a nice cuppa. " Read review » |
6.5/10 | |
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Laura's review: "Similar to the aroma, I would say that the flavor leans towards tasting more of lemon than of orange, but it is not dominated by the lemon. In my opinion the ingredients used in this blend tasted very fresh and made it such that no sweetener was needed in order to enjoy this." Read review » |
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Dan's review: "This is an excellent quality rooibos, with a unique citrus angle. Appealing to all the senses, this is highly recommended for late night sipping, or soothing an aching throat." Read review » |
8.9/10 |
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Scott's review: "A Chinese black that, while not very deep, is a worthy cup to brew." Read review » |
8.1/10 | |
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Jamie's review: "Good natural sweetness and a noticeably dry but enjoyable aftertaste. " Read review » |
6.5/10 |
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Troy's review: "This Tea is very approachable, I would say even to those who generally couldn't stand Black tea. The tannins are rich, but not very strong, and nowhere near overpowering, they're more complex than potent." Read review » |
9/10 | |
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Vanessa's review: "The flavor resembled what a pack of cigarettes smelled like, and there was a very subtle smoky character to this tea. I suppose if you enjoy chewing tobacco, then you might enjoy this tea." Read review » |
5/10 |
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Numi's review: "The tea is lightly sweet and smoky, though it makes me look for a depth that isn't there. There is also a slight astringency that is just right, but indicates that a longer steeping time wouldn't work for me. This would be tasty with a bit of honey and milk to enhance the sweetness that's there." Read review » |
6/10 | |
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Laura's review: "The aroma coming from my sample package does have a sweetness to it that is somewhat reminiscent of muscatel grape or more accurately honey to my nose." Read review » |
8/10 |
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Katie's review: "At $3 an ounce, it's worth buying even if it's not the greatest example of White Peony." Read review » |
7.4/10 | |
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Jamie's review: "Perhaps the raspy finish to the voice of this tea isn't perfect, but it engages my senses similarly to the way that a female vocalist like Stevie Nicks does. Ponder that. Hopefully it makes some sense! " Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Raven's review: "Mildly, the flavour of bamboo, characteristic of Bai Mu Dan, lingered without much further character." Read review » |
6.2/10 |
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