Hibiscus Berry Punch

This herbal tea nearly smells better than it tastes, which is saying something. I love everything about it, from the tang and deep red of the hibiscus petals to the naturally sweet-yet-tart flavor the fruits mixed in provide. My fiance and I barreled through our sampler of it very quickly.

The package says it can handle two resteeps, but the flavor really only held up for one. The third pot was lacking color and flavor.

Fruity filled fix. Berries and apple notes cover your taste buds and nostrils.

I love me a good herbal (we call it a tisane, dahling). This one’s a winner. Super tangy and hey, ya gotta love hibiscus pink!

Fruity flavor, but not overly sweet. Very good iced!

It was a bit too strong flavored for me but it was really nice.

I didn’t hate this tea, but it was not my favorite. It was very sweet and a bit tart for me.

Not a herbal tea person, but this was okay iced. I prefer stronger tasting iced teas though.

ew. i should have known, with the hibiscus right there in the title, that i would not favor this tisane. i prefer when tea crafters add the beetroot base, rather than hibiscus.

that said, i have yet to try it out on my son, or my dad, both of whom love this sort of thing. because of that, and my built-in bias against hibiscus, i shall refrain from rating until at least one of them tries it.

I did not like this tea. I’m not sure it should be called tea. It tasted like fruit punch, which makes sense because it’s mostly a bunch or berries. I would not recommend this unless you are looking to make a fruit punch by steeping berries.

I am a big fan of berry flavored teas. The fruitier the better for me. This is a great tea and tastes great iced or hot. Made a big batch of iced tea over the weekend and it was very refreshing.