spring teas

“ This Spring tea sampler has received widespread acclaim for its vibrant, fruity flavors, capturing the essence of the season. The Lemon Meringue Green is celebrated for its authentic, crisp lemony aroma and taste, impressing even those who typically prefer unflavored teas. White Eternal Spring stands out for its delicate harmony of muted fruity notes, with many enjoying it iced with honey. Berry Creme Compote garners praise for its balanced tartness and creamy finish. While the Melonberry Green had mixed reviews due to its initial vegetal taste, proper brewing revealed its subtle fruitiness. Overall, this collection offers a delightful range of spring-inspired teas, with Lemon Meringue Green emerging as a favorite. ”

“ This is a superb sampler! Each tea has its own merits. The Lemon Meringue green lives up to its name. You open the package and this crisp, lemony scent hits you in the face....in a good way! It's grassy and light in flavor and sooooo lemony. I'm usually not a flavored green tea fan, as like the unadulterated variety, but this is an exception. It's just really delightful. The Melonberry green is another keeper for a flavored green. I don't usually like watermelon but here it's pretty delicious! My favorite tea is white, so I adore White Eternal Spring. It's such a delicate tea with every fruit note you can think of. Because of that, nothing jumps out, they just create a beautiful muted fruity harmony! Finally, Berry Creme Compote is one of my favorite herbal blends. Often berry blends can be very tart but the creme rounds this blend out in a pleasant way. Overall, this sampler brings the essence of spring and you won't regret your purchase. Happy Sipping! ”

“ I enjoyed this sampler! White Eternal Spring turned out to be my fave -- drank almost all of it iced, with honey! It tasted almost more herbal than fruity and really tasted like Spring to me -- reminded me a little of White Blueberry. Berry Creme Compote was one I liked a lot more than I expected! I drink it unsweetened. It's nice after eating dessert because it kind of cuts the sweetness with nice tartness and deep berry flavor. It reminded me a little bit of a berry syrup my grandma used to make! I would order more of those first two teas. I enjoyed Lemon Meringue Green, but wouldn't order it again as I have other green teas I prefer. The reviews are pretty spot on. Nice, light green - smells like the pie, tastes like lemon vanilla green tea. The Melonberry Green was the only one I had issues with and that's why I docked a star. I tried brewing it every which way, and though I drink a lot of fruit green teas, this one took a lot of tries to get it to not taste predominantly like steamed veg. I got no fruit flavor the first 2-3 times. I realized the pouch wasn't mixed well, and finally got it to brew well by using even cooler water (160/165) for a max of 2 mins with a scoop where I tried to get a lot of the strawberry bits. It was ok, nice, with very light fruit flavor, but I wouldn't order it again. Instead of melonberry, it would be nice if there were a different type of tea (i.e. not a second green) as the fourth tea, tho I see how green tea is kind of Spring-y. (Not a concise review... haha.) ”

“ the diversity of flavors made this a lot of fun :) enjoyable and nice packaging ”

“ I love all of these flavors in the spring sampler packet but have to say that the lemon meringue green is the favorite of the four. Tastes just like lemon meringue pie. The berry creme compote is tart but has a nice cream finish. I like to add a bit of sugar to tone down the tartness. The melon berry green is a light and refreshing green tea with hints of watermelon and fruity strawberry. The eternal spring white tea is light and reminds me a bit of Adagio’s Buddha’s dream tea. ”

“ I enjoy buying these sampler boxes. They are a great way to try new teas. The Spring teas are quite tasty. ”