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“Random Teabag Sipdown! Thanks to QueenOfTarts for sending this to me with the tea I purchased. I’m really having trouble telling exactly what fruits make up the tropical flavor. This tea just...” Read full tasting note
“It’s okay. It was surprisingly sweet. The fruit profile was a welcome change to the hibiscus/rose hip type or apple/orange/lemon tea you often get with fruity teas. It’s not a go-to green tea, but...” Read full tasting note
“Catalogue sample of unknown age. Tastes like it could be half decent if not for the artificial sweetener. I HATE stevia. That’s where the sweet comes from in the title. It sort of overshadows...” Read full tasting note
“Very disappointing tea! I found out that the Republic of Tea makes Panera’s green tea which I love… So, I called them and asked if they sold it, they said no it was exclusive to Panera. The person...” Read full tasting note
This lively mélange of exotic fruit and fine green tea is complemented with naturally sweet herbs. The smooth, sweet pairing enhances the tropical flavors. Delicious hot or iced.
The Republic of Tea is a progressive and socially conscious business recognized for being the leading purveyor of more than 200 premium teas and herbs, ready-to-drink iced teas and more. Founded in 1992, The Republic of Tea sparked a tea revolution in America with the purpose of enriching people’s lives through the experience of premium teas and a Sip by Sip Rather Than Gulp by Gulp lifestyle.
Random Teabag Sipdown! Thanks to QueenOfTarts for sending this to me with the tea I purchased.
I’m really having trouble telling exactly what fruits make up the tropical flavor. This tea just strikes me as mildly sweet, vaguely tropical, on top of a green base and isn’t the type of tea that would normally appeal to me. For a sweet tea, this wasn’t very sweet, and it had a bit of a bitter aftertaste from the stevia.
Catalogue sample of unknown age. Tastes like it could be half decent if not for the artificial sweetener. I HATE stevia. That’s where the sweet comes from in the title. It sort of overshadows the vague green tea and vaguely tropical flavour. NOT recommended.
Flavors: Artificial
Yuck. Why can’t they let people sweeten the tea themselves? Stevia is nasty. It’s a sugar alcohol that passes through your system, which is why it has “zero” calories. Things like that kinda give me the heebie jeebies. All-natural or bust, especially in my tea! D:
Very disappointing tea! I found out that the Republic of Tea makes Panera’s green tea which I love… So, I called them and asked if they sold it, they said no it was exclusive to Panera. The person then went on to tell me that this abomination was the closest to the Panera green tea… This tea taste NOTHING like tropical anything. It also says it is naturally sweetened. I find that to be laughable as well.
