Green Tea Plus Glow

Smells amazingly like grapefruit but not tasting too much of it yet. A nice light tea however, and maybe with some experimentation, could be a favourite.

Grapefruit and green tea should not go together, or at least not in this tea. I’m not the biggest fan of green tea anyway so that might be a factor in how much I dislike this tea.

I couldn’t finish the tin, so I brought it in to work, where it sat for months because nobody else liked it either. Blech.

Smells like grapefruit…sort of. I find it smells like “grapefruit flavour” which may or may not smell like actual grapefruit. I’ve always wondered if “grapefruit flavour” interacts with medications like real grapefruit. Until I find out for sure, this is off-limits for mommy.

Taste-wise…this is a pretty typical Tetley green tea. Tastes grassy, with some “flavours” mingling in there somewhere. Grapefruit? I’m not so sure. Something slightly citrusy. But not like I just chomped down on a piece of grapefruit. Then again, I often find that whenever any tea company says that their tea is flavoured with grapefruit (real or artificial), I need to take it with a grain of salt. I love grapefruit, and the flavour just never lives up to my expectations.

I can’t see my skin glowing any time soon because I’m drinking tea with “grapefruit flavour” in it. Although, I might start glowing soon because I’ve had 3 cups of tea and have to pee.

One of my favourite teas ever. I literally almost always forget that I have it steeping (mostly because I make it at work) but it always tastes amazing regardless of the steeping time. It’s fruity without being bitter, which is usually the problem I have with most fruit teas. It tastes wonderful with or without sweeteners, though I usually send to take it with a small spoonful and sugar, without milk.

A Nice, light green tea that my co worker gave me. I like it, although with Tetley I find you gotta make sure not to overstep your tea. 1 minute I find is plenty, and the bag can easily be reused again.