Yay, more from Løv Organic! Another fruit tea, which is definitely not my favorite type. They tend to be either weak due to the lack of base, or tart hibiscus nightmares. This one is looking like the hibiscus kind, unfortunately. The packet is a cute and happy hot pink that made me smile. Inside the sachet are very small pieces of fruit (apple possibly?), citrus peel, and hibiscus petals. Dry scent is tart and vaguely fruity.

O. M. G. This is a big ol’ cup of hibiscus juice. I made the most epic pucker face when I tried and sip, and I’m glad no one was around to see it and make fun of me. :P Yeah, I can’t even drink this, such a big nope. It’s like eating a Shock Tart (if anyone else remembers those…).

Flavors: Hibiscus, Tart

Preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec 8 OZ / 236 ML
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Skysamurai 10 years ago

Shock tarts sound better then this tea does lol

Cameron B. 10 years ago

Totally, at the very least you’re expecting sour when you eat Shock Tarts… :P

Cameron B. 10 years ago

This is the first time I’ve ever rated a tea so low… I think I’ll just toss the other two sachets, I can’t imagine anyone wanting them. :P

Marzipan 10 years ago

Puh puh puh pucker face!

Cameron B. 10 years ago

Totally… I felt like my face was imploding on itself.

Cameron B. 10 years ago

Oh, and also… MUH MUH MUH MUH! Or however you would spell that…

Fjellrev 10 years ago

Ech, I just can’t do hibiscus hot.

Roswell Strange 10 years ago

If you haven’t tossed ’em already, maybe try cold brewing? Might not be a lot better, but sometimes that can resolve hibby issues…

Mikumofu 10 years ago

I always brace for something dreadful and/or comedic whenever I see a rating of 1, haha. Hibiscus seems to star in a lot of them!

Ost 10 years ago

SHOCK TARTS!!!!!!!!! I LOVE THOSE
But…in tea form….no….

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Skysamurai 10 years ago

Shock tarts sound better then this tea does lol

Cameron B. 10 years ago

Totally, at the very least you’re expecting sour when you eat Shock Tarts… :P

Cameron B. 10 years ago

This is the first time I’ve ever rated a tea so low… I think I’ll just toss the other two sachets, I can’t imagine anyone wanting them. :P

Marzipan 10 years ago

Puh puh puh pucker face!

Cameron B. 10 years ago

Totally… I felt like my face was imploding on itself.

Cameron B. 10 years ago

Oh, and also… MUH MUH MUH MUH! Or however you would spell that…

Fjellrev 10 years ago

Ech, I just can’t do hibiscus hot.

Roswell Strange 10 years ago

If you haven’t tossed ’em already, maybe try cold brewing? Might not be a lot better, but sometimes that can resolve hibby issues…

Mikumofu 10 years ago

I always brace for something dreadful and/or comedic whenever I see a rating of 1, haha. Hibiscus seems to star in a lot of them!

Ost 10 years ago

SHOCK TARTS!!!!!!!!! I LOVE THOSE
But…in tea form….no….

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