White Hibiscus & Peach, Green Tea Individually Wrapped Bags,Delicate, Fruity and Sweet, Caffeinated, Enjoy Hot or Iced, 20 Teabags (Pack of 2)

Taylors of Harrogate is my favorite brand of affordable/grocery-store-carried tea; this is mostly in comparison to it's slightly more affordable competitors like Bigelow and Twinnings. I think their classic flavors such as English Breakfast, Assam, and Earl Grey are much better than the same flavors from other brands, and they are worth the extra cost due to the less artificial flavor. If you don't have the money to buy fancy loose or sachet tea sets, these sets can give you a similar fun experience. I've purchased the black tea and green tea + infusion sets several times, and I love them both. The varieties of classic/black tea are, again, just less artificial tasting versions of cheap tea, and I personally think they are better tasting than Bigelow, Twinings, and Tazo Teas. Initially, I did not love many of the green teas & infusions when prepared hot, and I was a little disappointed with the strength of flavors; not to mention, I found the 4 varieties of green tea were quite prone to tasting bitter if left to steep too long. On the other hand, you can leave the infusions steeping for hours and they will never start tasting bitter. Anyway, I started preparing them cold, which may even been the recommended way to prepare them for all I know, but it was a game changer. My boyfriend often buys lots of sugary beverages like bottled iced tea and soda, and so do my friends. I watched a video by a makeup/lifestyle youtuber where she described using reusable glass bottles of filtered water to keep in the fridge and offer to guests instead of traditional bottled water because it was more eco-friendly and looked nicer. I bought similar glass bottles on Amazon and started preparing one bottle of each flavor from the variety pack to keep in the fridge and offer to guests at the start of each week. I used a little piece of rolled up tape on the lids and attached the label at the end of each tea bag which shows the flavor, so guests can pick whichever one they want - which is fun. With a few tablespoons of honey or your sweetener of choice, they are awesome. I broke down my takes on each of the flavors below, but, in general, they taste like more refined and interesting versions of store bought tea (bottled); in particular, if you've ever had the iced teas at Panera Bread, they remind me of those a lot. FLAVOR BREAKDOWN: Stawberry + Vanilla Green Tea: Not gonna lie, this disappointed me a bit at first, and the flavor is weak compared to the others, but it has won me over when prepared a bit differently from the rest. If you're familiar with the "Pink-idy Drink-idy" from Starbucks - it's amazing when prepared like that - prepared strongly (doubling up on tea bags), with sweetener, and a significant amount of either cream, milk, or nondairy milk. It's the only flavor in the set which you can add dairy to without it curdling. All the better if you have some fresh or frozen strawberries to toss in the drink to add a real strawberry flavor and nicer look. I'm not sure if I'd call this tea exceptional, as it's hard to even really pick up the strawberry or vanilla strongly, but it's like a strawberries and cream dream when prepared like this - and its good hot or cold. Sour Cherry Infusion: Another one that won me over despite it originally being my least favorite. It's not particularly "sour," and it oddly smells like licorice very strongly - others have said this as well. As someone that hates licorice, it really turned me off, but as much as it smells like licorice, it really doesn't taste like it at all. Prepared cold with sweetener, it tastes like a grown up fruit punch and it's awesome. If you have kids that like fruit punch, but you'd rather prepare them something that isn't packed with artificial flavors and sweeteners, this one will be a winner for you if they don't care about the smell of licorice. Rose Lemonade Infusion: It's got that acidity and lemon you'd expect. Rose can easily be incredibly overpowering, but the acidity sets it off nicely, but the rose still comes through strongly. It tastes delicious and refined when prepared cold, but, no, it doesn't really read like "lemonade" to me. Adding a bit of fresh lemon makes it even better. One of the best in the set if you like Rose. Sweet Rhubarb Infusion: This one is less acidic than the rest, and thus comes off sweeter and smoother than the others when prepared cold with sweetener. It's one of the good ones, but I don't know if it stands out enough to warrant purchase of a box of just this variety. Mandarin + Ginger Infusion: If you're looking for the one that everyone will like, I think it's this one. I think it has the most refined flavor, and it's simply delicious. The ginger doesn't come through in a pungent authentic-ginger way, which I actually don't mind. It strikes a great balance between complexity, acidity, and smoothness. Lychee + Lime Green Tea: The Lychee is easily the most dominant flavor here. Personally, this is my least favorite, but it definitely tastes like the flavor profile and it's still good. You kind of have to look for the lime, but it's definitely there. White Hibiscus + Peach: This is a good one that any of my friends would enjoy, but the floral notes are not the star by any means - you really have to look for them. It's good, but the actual fruity and (slight) floral notes are a bit indistinct. If you want something floral specifically, I'd go with the Rose Lemonade instead. Mango + Cardamom: I really can't taste the cardamom at all, which I don't mind. Like the last one, it's a bit hard to tell what flavor it's supposed to be; it doesn't taste like authentic mango but it doesn't taste artificial mango either... just a smoother fruity flavor. Prepared cold, this is one of the flavors I think any of my friends or family would enjoy. Overall, the ones I recommend the most are the Rose Lemonade and the Mandarin and Ginger Infusions. If you like the idea of a strawberries and cream drink and don't mind adding cream, then the Strawberries + Cream is great too.

ABSOLUTELY FANTAAAAAASTIC! I love green tea; it's my favorite kind, and I've been trying to venture out of my comfort zone and try some new things! I love strawberries and vanilla and when I saw this, thought it was the perfect thing to try! I bought it (super fast shipping btw) and tried it in a larger steeping kettle, added a spoon of brownsugar and some honey to the 950ml kettle and when I tell you this tea smelled HEAVENLY I am not joking; when I opened the box, right off the bat it smelled amazing, like freeze dried strawberries but not much vanilla in my opinion, I steeped it in the water and OHH my goodness! The vanilla came right out and the strawberries added a sweetness that I didnt expect from a green tea. That being said, when drinking it the notes of green tea under the strawberry and vanilla still come through nicley, which is good for someone who loves green tea! (me lmao). If youre thinking about getting it you should! It's super relaxing, smooth, really high quality, and the value for your money is amazing aswell! You wont regret it! :) Happy tea drinking!! <3

I've been searching for a strawberry tea. I had two sample tea packet that was complemtary with a quilt fabric order. I have not found that brand but remember the taste of strawberry tea in my memory bank and I found this figured I'd try it. Wow, not quite the same but darn close. It's very fruity buy doesn't overpower the strawberry vanilla, it was very smooth tasting and enjoyable. I paired this with a teaspoon of honey and I always like a drop of milk in my tea. This was such a delightful tea I recommend trying this flavor.

This green tea has a pleasant mango flavor with a warm cardamom note that makes it stand out. It brews smoothly and doesn’t get bitter. The cardamom is a bit strong, so it may not be for everyone, but overall it’s a good-quality tea and worth trying if you like unique flavors.

I love tea and this is a good brand. It has a light line and lychee flavor. It isn’t overpowering and I enjoy t in the morning. It’s fresh and a good value for the money

A very tasty tea! Normally, I am not much of a fan of fruit teas, they often have extra flavors (like cinnamon, etc) that interfere with & overwhelm the actual fruit flavor and large amounts of peel that make the flavor bitter, but I have enjoyed the Taylors fruit teas. I was sceptical about this one, as it contains licorice. I thought that the licorice would overwhelm the tea, but it only serves to enhance the cherry flavor. I really enjoyed this tea & have purchased it several times.

The taste is great but you have to love sour! I will mix with a regular English breakfast tea for a little more balance

Taylor’s of Harrogate usually makes a decent tea. This rose and lemonade infusion is not potent. It tastes just a little old, like it has been on the shelf a little past its prime and not sealed in an airtight container. I was disappointed.

So tasty! Loads of flavoured teas don't really actually taste like what they're supposed to but this one is so flavoursome. Great if you're craving something sweet to satisfy it!

This is a lovely flavoured green tea. Perfect if you're not the biggest fan of the taste of green tea alone. Very fresh and uplifting!

I know green tea is supposed to be good for you but I just couldn't find a brand I wanted to drink until now. This is gorgeous.

I was really excited to try this tea as I love cherry. When I received it, I ripped it open to try one. I was hit with an overwhelming smell of licorice (which I can't stand), the it was actually star anise, hibiscus, dandelion root and rosehip... I was not convinced. However I gave it a try and the tea smells so much nicer when it's brewed - can definitely smell the cherry. The taste was really nice, it was deep, fruit and flavourful!

Does not taste like rhubarb, just like any old fruit tea.