China Green Tips from TAZO Tea
mary
This green tea is very light and refreshing in both scent and taste. I think this is the perfect “introductory” tea for anyone just starting to drink green tea because of its light flavour.
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The Tea Guru
The aroma of the brewed tea is just as rejuvenating and invigorating as the taste is. It’s just so bold and flavorful! An all around fantastic tea, for any time of day, with or without sweetener, and perfect to take with you to work or on-the-go.
Read This Review...Full Leaf Chai from Tazo Tea
melanie
This black tea brews up much nicer than the paper packets. The tea flavor is richer as are the spices. It’s not an overly peppery Chai – but it is strong with cardamom, cinnamon and ginger.
Read This Review...Green Ginger from Tazo Tea
melanie
Again, another green tea blend has pleasantly surprised me, and I’m hooked! This lovely green tea has an undertone of the earthy flavor of green tea, but it also had a middle flavor of citrus and a fantastic final flavor of ginger. It is not a biting ginger flavor, but a gentle ginger, which makes this tea very soothing.
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liber-teas
There is a pleasant taste of ginger that greets the palate. It is warm, but not extraordinarily spicy. I’d like to call it a soft, warm spice – just warm enough to perk up the taste buds, but not too spicy. Perhaps it is the vegetative sweetness of the green tea that softens the spice just a bit.
Read This Review...Joy Tea from Tazo
melanie
Tazo Joy is a delicate yet full cup, created with some of the finest varietal teas available. Rare Darjeelings and Formosa Oolongs are paired with light-bodied, fragrant Nuwara Eliya teas from Ceylon. Yunnan teas from the high plateaus of Southern China and Southern India Nilgiris add texture and complexity.
Read This Review...Matcha Latté with Honeydew from Tazo Tea
The Tea Guru
Overall, I liked this concentrated tea blend. I think it is a unique tea, and I’ve not tasted any other tea that even resembles it, and for that it’s definitely worth a try! The flavor is a bit soft for me, but still a tasty treat!
Read This Review...Passion Herbal Infusion from Tazo Tea
- Type Of leaves: Herbal Tisane
- Name Of Tea: Passion Herbal Infusion
- Available From: TAZO Tea
liber-teas
One of Tazo’s most popular flavors, Passion Herbal Infusion is a truly unique blend of citrus and tropical fruits, herbs and botanicals. This tea brews up to a very intense, deep red color, and the fragrance of the brewed tea is very alluring: hints of orange, lemon and cinnamon, with sweet tropical notes.
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createathought
A touch of poetry on my tea package is a big plus. Tazo is not only good with words they are also good with putting a great group of ingredients together.
Read This Review...Vanilla Apricot White from Tazo Tea
liber-teas
The apricot aroma is so vibrant and even juicy! Now, imagine that delicious apricot mingling with a delicate waft of vanilla — yes, it really does smell that yummy.
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Recent Comments
"Dear Tea Guru, Hi, my name is Travis and I do some of the promotions for Tipu’s Chai. To answer your question, yes, we do use the same spices in our instant chai tea as we do in our slow brewed chai. The reason for this is the very same one that you mentioned. When you discover the perfect chai flavor, why change it? Thanks for your..."
Travis said, in reply to Instant Black Chai from Tipu’s Chai on September 8, 2010 at 9:06 am
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Instant Black Chai from Tipu’s Chai
"Thank you for clarifying that! I’ve edited the review to include that correction – GREAT chai!"
The Tea Guru said, in reply to Tipu’s Chai Slow Brew from Tipu’s Chai on September 7, 2010 at 7:56 pm
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"Hector: I agree, you do NOT need to strain their instant chai, however this is a review of their SLOW BREW chai, which does require straining as the spices are not as refined in the slow brew mix
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The Tea Guru said, in reply to Tipu’s Chai Slow Brew from Tipu’s Chai on September 7, 2010 at 7:53 pm
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"Tea Guru, Straining Tipu’s isn’t necessarily necessary. I leave the instant mix in and just don’t drink the settled stuff on the bottom (or sometimes I do depending on the “kick” I’m seeking). Either way, it’s a great cup of chai!"
Hector said, in reply to Tipu’s Chai Slow Brew from Tipu’s Chai on September 7, 2010 at 11:05 am
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Tipu’s Chai Slow Brew from Tipu’s Chai
"Dear Tea Guru, I very much appreciate your comments and am very happy you like our slow brew chai mix. I just wanted to make sure that its clear that the Assam tea is organic, but the spices are not certified organic. They are fresh and non radiated however. I hope that you continue to enjoy a good cuppa chai! regards, Bipin Patel,..."
Bipin Patel said, in reply to Tipu’s Chai Slow Brew from Tipu’s Chai on September 6, 2010 at 9:53 pm
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Tipu’s Chai Slow Brew from Tipu’s Chai
"Great site, I love tea especially orange and green are my favorites"
whosethatlady said, in reply to Cranberry Matcha from 52 Teas on September 4, 2010 at 3:33 pm
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Cranberry Matcha from 52 Teas
"I live in zhejiang province. Sounds good!
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becky said, in reply to Zhejiang Silver Needle from Enjoying Tea on September 3, 2010 at 9:09 am
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Zhejiang Silver Needle from Enjoying Tea