Peach Bellini Blush Herbal Tea

Fruity undertones with a definitive peach flavor. Not an overpowering taste, but very falvorful nonetheless. As a typical black tea drinker, this is a great flavor to branch out with and it goes down great a little sugar.

This tea is very good. It's fresh and light. The peach taste is clearly there, and there is a slight lemony aftertaste with just a hint of vanilla. My mom, who is definitely more of a coffee drinker, tried it and immediately went and purchased some. It's not a knock-your-socks-off, full-flavored tea. As I said, it's light, but it's not weak. It's a nice toned-down tea. Worth the price.

This tea was very strange to me. Before steeping, I could smell a strange undernote to the tea, but since I had purchased a lot of teas the other day, I was hoping it was one of the others. I LOVE peach, and was really hoping that it wasn't the much anticipated Peach Bellini. I was wrong.

While the tea was VERY fruity, there was a definite strange STRONG flavor. Was it menthol? Was it pepper? Was it both? Whatever that strange taste/aroma was, it permeated my kitchen, and the trash bag. Don't get me wrong... I love mint. In fact, I'm sipping on Golden Mojito right now.

But whatever was in the Peach Bellini blend, it was so unpleasant, that I couldn't drink the tea. I got through around 2 oz of my 16 oz mug and said enough. This nastiness is NOT growing on me. So I poured out my mug, and threw out the bag of tea. At least the stench didn't stick to my fav tea glass or infuser.

I bought this tea before reading the reviews and drank it after reading reviews. I was prepared to not like it at all. Due to reviewers calling it too weak, I did add a little bit more tea and let it steep a couple of minutes longer - not much, but I'm usually very precise with my tea.

I sipped it, sipped it again. I kept waiting for some bad aftertaste or something I didn't like, but before I knew it I had finished my first cup and am going back for my second.

Really, really wanted to love this one. I found it too weak, even doubling the amount of recommended tea, when making iced tea. All I could taste was pepper. Really, really disappointed. Plus, the candied fruits have sugar in them - not a fan of added sugar - tea needs to stand on it's own without sugar, in order for me to love it. I prefer to taste the tea, fruits, nuts, etc. - not sugar.

I'm a chai fan through and through; I love teas that leave me with an uplifting, warm feeling. By itself, this tea is a bit too light for me, but still very good. So, I personally like to blend this particular tea with either mulling spices, or French Spice Quartet. With some of my own mulling spices, Joie di Vivre becomes a tea that I ADORE--it has a hint of peachy, citrusy sweetness that successfully compliments any chai or spice added to it. I don't even need to add sugar to accent the natural flavors. The peach in it doesn't taste fake-sweet like most peach teas do--it's light, and tastes like peach. I enjoy every aromatic sip when I drink it. A new favorite I can enjoy iced or hot!

Out of the 10 Teavana teas I've tried thus far, this one is my favorite.

Well I recently ordered this tea along with Samarai Chai and after a few days I finally tried it out. I tried hot, maybe I screwed up with that, and it was pretty good! But how like a guy earlier said, it seemed to taste more hot watery and with some spice/flavor in it. However I know the tea would greatly benefit from adding rock sugar in it!

The initial smell is really off-putting. The peach is very overpowering. This tea doesn't taste as awful as it smells at first, but it has a bubblegum aftertaste. Very artificial and cloying.

I'm new to drinking tea and I had bought a few different teas to try out. I found out that this tea was too weak for my tastes, but I don't really think it's because this is a bad tea.

If I could get this tea to have a strong flavor, I'd love it. What I could taste of peach was really good, but still tasted too much like I was drinking hot water with a little splash of flavor.

On the other hand, out of all the teas I bought this is my mother's favorite.