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“So this was in the fridge today when I got hom, apparently this tea came as a free sample with one of the birthday presents my mom got me (I must be getting something tea related = yay!). Anyway...” Read full tasting note
“I’ve ordered this before, and I know I wasn’t crazy about it, but I can’t remember why… As I drink the tea, it’s light. Has a very nutty note to it. Whoa. WHOA. That is a funky aftertaste...” Read full tasting note
“Wowza LOVE the white – its the only one I have tried thus far. Tastes like fresh juicy peaches! Excellent! Maybe they remastered this one because I can’t understand past reviews saying it is not...” Read full tasting note
“Picked this up when I was at the grocery store today. I was expecting something light and thin tasting but I was surprised at how much flavor there was. There was a little sweetness to it but not...” Read full tasting note
Anteadote is pure, unsweetened tea, made with fresh tea leaves, not concentrate. Unlike the bottled teas found in your grocery, Anteadote contains no additives or preservatives. Filtered water, tea leaves, and vitamin C are its only ingredients. The results are pure refreshment and an abundance of health benefits. If you are looking to increase your consumption of tea, Anteadote is the answer: Health benefits and great taste in one convenient iced tea package.
So this was in the fridge today when I got hom, apparently this tea came as a free sample with one of the birthday presents my mom got me (I must be getting something tea related = yay!).
Anyway this tea is okay. It is a little…weird. It has a vegetal taste almost like tomato juice. It is certainly not bad or undrinkable. It is just weird. I think it smells pretty decent but my mom didn’t like the way it smelled. Anyway I probably wouldn’t go out of my way to have this tea but if it was there I would definitely drink it again. I just have a soft spot for unsweetened iced tea – even weird ones – haha.
I’ve ordered this before, and I know I wasn’t crazy about it, but I can’t remember why…
As I drink the tea, it’s light. Has a very nutty note to it.
Whoa. WHOA. That is a funky aftertaste going on. It makes me think of…barley or something. It’s kinda nasty, actually. The taste makes me wish I had some honey to sweeten the brew, maybe it would help. But all I have is sugar grains, and I don’t think they’d dissolve in cold tea. Guess I could try it, though.
I know! I was so excited to get a free sample bottle of an unsweetened RTD white tea last year… but it’s NASTY… I think it’s the added vitamin C. I wish tea companies would realize that there is nothing wrong w/ the only 2 ingredients in RTD tea being tea leaves and filtered water.
Is the Vit C added as a preservative? I’m really surprised it’s in all the drinks, and that’s the only reason I can think to add it.
I have no clue what the purpose is cuz it says “Anteadote contains no additives or preservatives”… I dunno about you, but any ingredients that aren’t tea leaves and water would be classified as an additive to me.
I know right? Talk about a mixed message.
Tried adding sugar. Ugh. Wrong idea. It enhances that weird taste instead of masking it.
Haha yeah… well, I don’t like sugar in any of my tea-especially iced, anyway.
Picked this up when I was at the grocery store today. I was expecting something light and thin tasting but I was surprised at how much flavor there was. There was a little sweetness to it but not a lot. It wasn’t what I expected from a white tea, but then I haven’t had much luck with whites in the past (I still associate them with water used to boil soybeans).
Different and surprising and not at all what I was expecting to get, but I liked it and would totally have it again.
Talk about a healthy drink!
I order these from Adagio by case and they end up being around $1.50 per bottle. To me, it doesn’t get any better than this when it comes to grabbing a bottle on my way out the door.
Sugar-free, antioxidant-rich, mild-flavored beverage! Don’t expect it to taste sweet, it doesn’t. Just a simple white-tea flavor. Certainly beats a bottle of spring water (at least I know what I’m paying for!) for taste. And beats the pants off sodas or “vitamin water” (loaded with sugar and sodium) for health benefits!
And I love this ingredient list: “White tea. Water”. That’s all I need, thank you!
I preferred this one much more! While I haven’t tried all of them yet this will probably be my favorite. It’s very crisp and refreshing and overall has a nice taste. I’m becoming more of a white tea drinker every day or so it would seem. Which is kinda funny considering I didn’t think it would ever appeal to me. Since I’m mainly a black tea drinker.
I was REALLY excited about this because I can’t stand most sweetened tea. I was just as disappointed. I got a bottle as a free sample from Adagio w/ one of my purchases and I’m glad I didn’t have to pay for it. There was an odd taste I couldn’t place. Maybe peaches? But I like peach white or green peach tea. This wasn’t good. It says they added vitamin C to it and I think that was the mistake. If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.
It’s the vitamin C they ruin it with… er… add to it. lol. Why can’t I find a RTD tea that isn’t ruined in some way? Sigh… :(
Ah – I agree that is probably it. I just like straight up iced tea nothing in there.
I’m not sure it’s cuz I’ve just missed it every time I’ve read the discription (I can’t imagine how it’s even possible) or if it’s a new ingredient, but I think I’ve determined what the problem w/ the weirdness is… "THERE’S BAKING SODA IN THIS!!!*
Okay thats just weird. Vitamin C I can understand as a vitamin or I of heard of it as a preservative but baking soda????
They claim it’s to reduce acidity… I swear I’ve never seen it listed before- I would have noticed that!
Weird – is white tea acidic? Or is it to reduce the acidity from the added vitamin C – haha?
I don’t know… lol. It makes NO sense to me. Tea seems like it would be more of a base than an acid.
Yeah and I just think why add unnecessary ingredients. I like my iced tea to have tea and water in it, but thats probably not everyones preference.
Unfortunately not, but I agree w/ you =D
Haha – oh well at least I can make my own that way