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“Good morning Steepster, I had a few cups of this yesterday at the office. It’s good as an iced tea and pretty good as a hot tea, though I’ve noticed it tastes better if you add about a tsp. of...” Read full tasting note
“This was my free sample that came with my latest Republic of Tea catalog. The aroma is interesting… it smells like artificial peaches and… chlorine? I find that any artificial fruit flavor or...” Read full tasting note
“I realized I was the only tea geek among my coworkers when the Republic Of Tea shipment came in yesterday and I was the only one excited. The restaurant is carrying three new tea flavors and this...” Read full tasting note
“Brewed a half cup then iced it down. Poured it into a blender with one container plain greek yogurt, one sliced peach, 1 tablespoon orange blossom honey, and about 1/2 cup vanilla almond milk to...” Read full tasting note
This new green tea is a delightful addition to our collection of Daily Green Teas. Offering the lushness of a ripe peach and the tingle of spicy ginger in a fresh green tea base, this flavorful and healthy cup will make the head wiggle with delight.
Our Citizens have enjoyed Ginger Peach Black Tea as their all-time favorite for years and we’re offering this green tea flavor as a New Classic. Enjoy!
The Republic of Tea is a progressive and socially conscious business recognized for being the leading purveyor of more than 200 premium teas and herbs, ready-to-drink iced teas and more. Founded in 1992, The Republic of Tea sparked a tea revolution in America with the purpose of enriching people’s lives through the experience of premium teas and a Sip by Sip Rather Than Gulp by Gulp lifestyle.
Ok, I must start by saying I am not crazy about this brand anymore…sorry The Republic of Tea, but tasting other tea brands out there, your teas just don’t taste that fresh.
Taste: The Ginger Peach Green Tea is pleasant enough; it does have a nice aroma and the taste of the Ginger is soft and the Peach is a hint overpowering; it tastes more of peach than anything else…where’s the snap of ginger? Where’s the vegetal, effervescent taste of actual green tea? If you are just starting your venture into teas, green and otherwise, than this is a good starting point, but if you already have a developed palate then this would seem a step backwards. It’s a “good” tea, not an “exceptional” one or brand.
Note to The Republic of Tea: IMPROVE YOUR QUALITY [QUALITEA…LOL!]
I was really excited to try Ginger Peach Green Tea by TROT because they say that it’s one of their most popular teas. The smell of the tea is slightly peach, slightly something… gross? I can’t really describe just WHAT the smell is, but I am not fond of it. I guess I was looking for a bit more peach. The taste is actually a bit more subtle than I expected, and it is drinkable.. but for me, it’s just that. I didn’t notice anything special in the flavor.. and wouldn’t go out of my way to try this one again.
I got this as a sampler at the SF International Tea Festival. My stomach is feeling a little off this morning, and this sounded good.
The leaf gives off a strong peachy flavor. The tea is sweet, with strong peach notes and a little fruit punch at the end of the sip. I’m reminded of a fruit salad that’s heavy on the peach. I’ll bet this would be good iced too!
My stomach has calmed down a little too. Hopefully I’ll be hungry later.
Flavors: Fruit Punch, Peach, Sweet
Currently sipping on my first cup of Ginger Peach and oh my… it’s wonderful!! I’m defenitly going to pick some up from World Market this weekend!! :)
EDIT: Ok… I traveled to World Market and I picked up a canister of Ginger Peach and can someone tell me why it smells like Windex?? What is wrong with my nose?!? The tea my boss gave me did NOT smell like Windex. :( I’ve left the lid off for a while… in hopes that the smell will disappear and so far it hasn’t. Ugh!!
Recommended brewing time is 1-3 minutes. I typically steep for about a minute or so, and it is strong enough. It has a subtle peach scent. The peach is less noticeable as I drink it, with the ginger coming in a bit more (but still subtle). It is very much a green tea.
Given to me as a gift, it has become a favorite.
