Tea

Slightly sweet. Interesting start is both sweet and slightly bitter before the full tones of both the fruit and the earthy matcha open up in the middle. Flavors definitely meld well and provide quite a complicated and well structured palate. Finish is long and features the matcha more than anything. Ok. Purchased from …

Marketing is a funny thing. When a particular product or type of product is selling very well there is a tendency for other companies to come up with "new" products that are labelled and marketed like the new hotness so they can get in on the fad. Tealixer's line of "Herbal Sparkling Water" would …

Slightly sweet. Intense fruit on the nose but subtle on the tongue to start followed by an extremely mild ginger prickle. Interesting umami undertones grow in the middle and last into the fairly pleasant finish. Apparently uses an herbal tea base from māmaki leaves (Pipturus albidus). Recommended. Received from Try The …

Slightly sweet. Floral citrus start with an subtle earthy middle that gradually fades to a nice blended finish with a hint of umami. Recommended. Received from Try The World Snack Box

Not sweet. Slightly tart start brightens to fruit and floral middle over an earthy herbal tannic center. Peach flavors bloom in extended finish. Promised ginger is barely present initially but builds some with repeated sips. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Earthy Sweetarts. Long finish trending to bitterness. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Decent artificial peach modified by slightly herbal tones. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Light tea with fairly acidic lemon. Sticky-ish finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.