Lime Fizz

Tea type
Fruit Herbal Blend
Ingredients
Apple Pieces, Calendula, Coriander, Elderberry, Ginger, Lemon Verbena, Lemongrass, Natural Flavours, Orange Peel, Pink Peppercorn, Rose Hips
Flavors
Citrus, Citrus Fruits, Citrus Zest, Lime, Spicy
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Caffeine
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Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 45 sec

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  • “Okay so whatever I did differently with this one worked wonders!! It’s so very yummy! I still don’t get much lime, but the spice note is subdued and there is some definite fizzzzzz going on. I...” Read full tasting note
    85
  • “Yummy! My mistake with this one was, unfortunately, making an herbal to take to work when I needed a mate-infused matcha. I agree with TinaS in that it is very similar to my beloved Ginger Sparkle;...” Read full tasting note
    94
  • “This is a crazy tea! I can’t believe how much fizz is going on here. It’s citrusy with a punch of tart lime and spice. It really tastes (and feels!) like some sort of limey carbonated beverage. I...” Read full tasting note
    85
  • “Have you ever wondered what it would be like if you could make sprite into tea? This is that tea… This is the weirdest tea I have ever had in my entire life, but in a good way. I do not know how...” Read full tasting note
    78

From The Tea Haus

You can enjoy this tea hot and cold. It is a fruity blend of apple cubes, rose hip, elderberries, ginger, lemon grass,…and so much more… Definitely worth a try!

Steeping Instructions: Use 1 tsp/2 g per cup, add boiling water, approx. 97 C), steep for 4-8 minutes. For best results, use filtered water.

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11 Tasting Notes

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Okay so whatever I did differently with this one worked wonders!! It’s so very yummy!
I still don’t get much lime, but the spice note is subdued and there is some definite fizzzzzz going on.
I think there might have been less “spice” in the brewed leaves, but I can’t be sure. Either way, I’m bumping the rating wayyyyy up. In fact I may consider stocking this one :)

Kittenna

Darn! I saw “Lime Fizz” and was pumped about a lime tea to try… but you say there’s not much lime. I love lime, so that makes me sad. Oh well… not as if I need to add to the shopping list anyhow!!

Indigobloom

I dunno, it could be just me! I’ve had trouble tasting citrus lately so don’t lose hope :)

Kittenna

Really, I should just start adding freshly squeezed lime juice into things. I’m such a lime addict. You know how you were caught “eating” tea? I continually get caught in bars (or restaurants, now that I’m over my undergrad years) attempting to floss my teeth to remove the limey bits caught between them after I ate the limes out of everyone’s drinks. Yep… XD

Indigobloom

LOL I am totally like that about anything in a restaurant. I hate seeing people ooh and ahh over their food, esp dessert and then leave half of it on the plate! I always steal a fry. But not yet a lime ;P

Kittenna

Hahaha, I am always stealing tastes. And most people are willing to let me have their limes/lemons, after they’ve squeezed them, if not before. I’ve actually taken to requesting a small bowl of lime/lemon slices in restaurants and bars :D Come to think of it, I’m probably a really annoying/embarrassing person to go to a restaurant with…!

Indigobloom

lol you’re talking to the girl who eats lemons dipped in sugar… ever tried it? soooo good. Like a lemonade candy!! I’ve even done that in a restaurant a few times…

Kittenna

Love it! Haven’t tried that though. But I do eat rhubarb out of the garden, and sometimes dip it in sugar!!

Indigobloom

omg I looooove fresh rhubarb. I always forget to buy it when in season, it’s out for such a short time!

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570 tasting notes

Yummy! My mistake with this one was, unfortunately, making an herbal to take to work when I needed a mate-infused matcha. I agree with TinaS in that it is very similar to my beloved Ginger Sparkle; it has the same sweet tingle from the ginger and other parts of the blend, but this tea definitely has a strong streak of sweet/tart limeade. Very, very tasty. I don’t know yet if I’ll restock, but it’s a good caffeine-free alternative to my Sparkle.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 0 sec
Silent Kettle

I was so curious about this one, and after reading your review, I will definitely be adding it to my cart during my next order. I literally LOVE the Tea Haus. They’re prices and quality is awesome!

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85
658 tasting notes

This is a crazy tea! I can’t believe how much fizz is going on here. It’s citrusy with a punch of tart lime and spice. It really tastes (and feels!) like some sort of limey carbonated beverage. I will probably save the rest to make iced, because this one is begging to be chilled.

Tina S.

Isn’t it fun? The first time I had it I almost dropped my cup in shock.

nomadinjeopardy

Yes! It’s so crazy that they’re able to do that with ginger and peppercorns.

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145 tasting notes

Have you ever wondered what it would be like if you could make sprite into tea? This is that tea…

This is the weirdest tea I have ever had in my entire life, but in a good way. I do not know how they made this taste fizzy? Like it actually tastes like there are bubbles in this tea? I am shocked in the best way possible.

Texture aside, I think the taste is pretty good too! :) It tastes like lime sparkling water with a slightly spicy tone! Maybe because of the ginger and red peppercorns? But it is not like a chilli flakes kind of spicy, but like a sharp gingery spice!

I am glad I cold brewed this, and honestly, if you added a bit of sugar, this would taste just like sprite.

I could see myself loving this during the summer.

Flavors: Citrus, Citrus Fruits, Citrus Zest, Lime, Spicy

AJRimmer

I love when teas magically accomplish that fizzy feeling! It’s so fun!

Silent Kettle

Yeah!!! It was super weird, lol! But in the best way ha-ha

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606 tasting notes

Another tea I’ve had forever, but never logged. This one I’ve had probably somewhere around 3 years now too… Oops…

I remember having it in the last and not really caring for it, so it sat in the cupboard… and sat in the cupboard… and… well… you get it.

Tonight I made an iced tea. I thought I had made it strong, but I should have made it stronger ‘cause of its age. So I have another steeper with it steeping in that looks like it’s going to be extra strong, so hopefully that’ll be good.
But the one I had tonight wasn’t super good. I found that it wasn’t strong enough and it had a weird… fizziness/bite to it. I think it’s the pepper in it. Which, if it has that, it’s living up to it’s name, but for me, I found it was just odd… I’ll review differently tomorrow or even tonight if I decide to try it now instead of waiting.

After this large steeper full I have a few spoonfuls left… we’ll see how the iced tea goes. If it’s not good, I might say goodbye. If it’s good, I’ll make some more tea… we’ll see.

Edit I tried the stronger version of this one that I made into an iced tea. I don’t care for it. It’s that weird bit aftertaste, which could be totally its age more than anything, but either way, I’m not impressed. Bye tea!

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50 tasting notes

Very interesting lime flavour, but not bad. I would try this again for sure!

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100
13 tasting notes

I always feel apprehensive of edging my little ‘tea rating’ circle to the 100 percent spot on the meter, but this tea deserves little else. Lime Fizz is an herbal tea, first of all. It’s available at a little place called the Tea Haus in the London farmer’s market and it consists of herbal tea leaves, dried lime rinds and peppercorns, as well as some other things I can’t recall.

As for the name of the tea, they have a very particular way of putting the ‘fizz’ in. Teas are not meant to be carbonated, at least I think so… so instead of adding sparkling water or anything of the sort, they simulated the ‘fizz’ through adding ginger and pepper. The crackling sensation of the ‘hot’ in this tea gives the illusion and tingle of it having bubbles, and the extra peck of ginger adds that ‘je ne c’est quoi’. Clever!

The steep time is a bit high at eight minutes, but it’s certainly worth the wait!

Preparation
Boiling 8 min or more

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