Raspberry Patch

Smells like raspberries. As I don’t really like raspberries, I was concerned that it would taste a lot like raspberries. Thankfully, it does but it’s quite mild, and is blended well with other flavours. Also, it didn’t need honey like most other teas.

Definitely tastes like raspberry, however it is slightly tart by itself. It took 3/4 tsp of sugar to balance out the tartness for me and gave it a sweet taste.

If you like raspberries you’ll enjoy this.

Might be too sweet for me to drink regularly.

Some herbals pack a punch and some just gently land kisses on your forehead. This one is a forehead kisser. IT’s nice and light but still has enough flavor to make you feel like your not drinking flavored water. I was hoping for more raspberry flavor. Perhaps I shall go stick the remaining raspberries we have in our fridge into the tea. In fact I think I shall.

This is a great fruit tisane and the second time I’ve ordered it from Adagio. The raspberry flavor comes through just fine. With a bit of sugar, it’s a perfect sweet drink.

Ech, okay. I think I just need to accept the fact that fruity infusions are just not my thing, at least not hot. I’ve tried blending this one with black teas but have found it to be overpowering or overly tart. It might be nice with some green tea iced—I can see that being very refreshing. On its own, though, it’s more tempting to eat than to steep.

What a fantastic tea. I tried it for the first time four days ago at a tea bar and cannot stop drinking it. I’m hooked. :)

This was a little more tart than I was expecting and I attribute a lot of that to the hibiscus. You can really taste the hibiscus in this and just a hint of raspberry. I was a little let down by the lack of raspberry flavor, since it is in the name I expected more, but overall this wasn’t bad at all. This was good hot, but even better iced with a hint of sugar to bring out the fruit flavors. I think this will make a nice refreshing summer time drink, but I don’t think I could drink this one every day.

I didn’t even bother with a resteep since my initial steep was 10 minutes. I also used 1 heaping tablespoon per 16oz rather than the suggested 2 teaspoons. I find that with many Adagio teas, especially the fruit blends, I need just a bit more loose tea and a longer steep time to get the flavor that I want.

ALWAYS good. Sweet and tart without being too much of either.

Love this stuff. Made a pot and relaxed after a long week.

Love it! The flavor is amazing. Very vivid and sweet. It’s almost perfect without sweeteners, and the little dried berry bits are pretty tasty by themselves. It has absolutely no bitterness and a hint of apple flavor. It’s like brewing tea out of trail mix!