Rishi Tea and Botanicals

Slightly sweet. Grape is the big initial flavor but melded with other fruit. Light tanins open up to a light rooibos note in the middle. Long tea-like finish with sparks of remaining fruit. Ultimately mostly fruity but nicely complicated in unexpected ways. Ok

Slightly sweet. High end black tea with a sufficiency of lemon pair for an absolutely classic flavor. Not a lot of frills, but has a decidedly understated elegance. Fans of the classic Arnold Palmer but looking for something without a lot of sugar would do well to give this a try. Recommended

Slightly sweet. Resin, black pepper, and a little bit of wood are the primary flavors. Slightly tangy. Comes across as quite herbal despite being derived from a fruit. Medium finish tastes like the best parts of a tea shop. Recommended. Purchased from Woodlake Market

Not sweet. Natural ginger suffused with complex bitter and earthy flavors present a challenge to anyone who read the label text and expected something different from the use of the term "ginger beer". The bitterness, which I suspect is from the dandelion root, is very present but also not overpowering. More …