Adagio Tea Review

Thanks, Adagio Tea for sending me all this tea to review in exchange for an honest review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% mine.

I feel like I have been spoiled with all of this tea! I have reviewed Adagio tea's in the past so you can read that review HERE and HERE.

This time I got a lot of new flavors and tried more of the tea in bags. The tea bags I ordered include; pomegranate, white pear, hibiscus, and white strawberry. The loose leaf tea I ordered was Fijian rain, and the two mint tins.

I don't even know what one to talk about first because they all are full of great flavor notes! I have such a variety that each morning I struggle with which one I should make!

One tea that is on the rise popularity wise is the hibiscus. I found this tea to be very refreshing with a mild sweet taste. I think my favorite one in this bunch is the white strawberry. It actually reminds me of a fruity pie. I mean who doesn't want to wake up with a reminder of pie! All of Adagio tea bags are top quality. I love the softness of each bag not like a store bought tea bag.

The mint tin teas were so minty in smell that just opening the tin made me excited to drink the tea. The tins make me laugh a bit because they aren't labeled as a tea so I imagine someone could find it and question what I have.

Time to get to their store or visit them online to order!

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