JCKEL Suki Tea Apple Loves Mint Loose Fruit Tea 250 g

Had this in the local cafe and just had to buy it. It is delicious.Highly recommend. No dust just pieces of dried mint and apple.Great quality product.

I adore this tea. Tasted it first time at Glasgow Botanical Gardens Tearoom and fell in love. It tastes slightly like apple cider. Very balanced aroma and taste

This is without doubt my favourite hot drink...and I mean the apple loves mint flavour. I have the Suki teapot and the key to this tea is letting it stew for about 5/6 mins before pouring into the cup. Absolutely delicious even though it's quite expensive...but totally worth it.

I love this tea so much!Unfortunately there was a hole on the package last time I ordered and the delivery box was full of tea leaves and half of the package went into waste. I would maybe try to find a different solution for packaging as the price of the tea is pretty high.

I tried this in a cafe - at £3 for a pot - and then decided to get myself a teapot and a bag of my own. A light, refreshing taste. It's a pretty tea too, with mint, little rosebuds and chunks of papaya and apple, it's a bit of a shame my teapot isn't a see-through one.

Been buying twinnings infusion which are very bland by comparison, this has a lovely full fruity flavour and with only one teaspoon of the mix, could use slightly less if you like a lighter refreshing drink but the tea is well worth the price

I had this tea in a shop in Canterbury and just loved it. I'm not a fruit tea person and usually stick to Mint, Peppermint & Nettle. This tea is my except to that rule. Smells great, tastes exceptional. I was very surprised at the array of ingredients I could see. Would highly recommend. It was easier to buy the tea, which arrived quickly, than it was to find a tea pot to enjoy it from..

When people start talking about apple, it usually ends up being in conjunction with cinnamon or nutmeg or some such. The Suki bland with apple and mint and delicate flower buds looks as delicious as it tastes, and it works as well cold as it does hot. It's beautifully versatile, whether you want a comforting blend as the days draw in, or chilled and sweetened over ice in the summer with a sprig of fresh mint and some cucumber