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“I don’t participate in Sips By but it seems that this is where the sample came from. After looking around it appears this company no longer exists. Might have been a covid knock out. Building and...” Read full tasting note
“This sample is from Sips by. It’s a simple fruity green tea. It’s not tart, just light and refreshing. The second time I had it, I found it to be murky and not that pleasant, but I probably...” Read full tasting note
“Got as a sample… I think it’s just gimmicky. As promised, it does steep a pretty pinkish purple color, which turns blue if you add lemon juice. However, the artificial watermelon flavoring...” Read full tasting note
“Sounded lovely for a cold brew, which apparently diminishes the “magik” color powers of the tea, as it was a bright and bold green instead (and the lemonade added only diluted the color). Pleasant...” Read full tasting note
This fruity, citrusy green tea blend channels your inner sorceress with a magikal ingredient that turns this brew into a playful pink delight (make sure to get a bright blue flower in each brew!). If the first steep is blue, add a drop of lemon and watch for an enchanting purple hue!
Ingredients: Green Tea, Apple, Purple Dragon Fruit, Lemongrass, Blue Butterfly Pea Blossoms, Pomelo, Lemon Peel, Watermelon, Flavoring
A Sips by exclusive brand.
I don’t participate in Sips By but it seems that this is where the sample came from. After looking around it appears this company no longer exists. Might have been a covid knock out. Building and maintaining a business is hard work. So if you find someone you like support them.
Anyway. I’m not a fan of this tea. Theoretically it sounds pretty pleasant but the mixture of green tea and some of the ingredients was off in my opinion. Kinda tastes like some of those dryer sheets that have a lot of crap in them in the laundry aisle.
This sample is from Sips by. It’s a simple fruity green tea. It’s not tart, just light and refreshing. The second time I had it, I found it to be murky and not that pleasant, but I probably oversteeped it. Though my first cup was nice, I don’t think this one is special enough to seek out.
Got as a sample… I think it’s just gimmicky. As promised, it does steep a pretty pinkish purple color, which turns blue if you add lemon juice.
However, the artificial watermelon flavoring overpowers all the other real fruit and the green tea in the blend, which is expected, but still a shame. Cold-brewing and drinking iced is the only tolerable way to consume this.
Not my thing.
Flavors: Artificial, Sweet
I do love the gimmick of butterfly pea flower, but it seems like a difficult ingredient to pull off well in a blend as far as flavors go.
Sounded lovely for a cold brew, which apparently diminishes the “magik” color powers of the tea, as it was a bright and bold green instead (and the lemonade added only diluted the color). Pleasant citrus flavor but too mild to be memorable for much outside the color.
Flavors: Citrus
I got this as a sample to try and… it’s just not my thing. A light, herby green tea by taste. The brewing instructions speak to the magic – a change in color – but…. I just prefer my tea to taste stronger.
