Peach Ginger

Tea type
Black Fruit Blend
Ingredients
Black Tea, Ginger, Peach
Flavors
Floral, Ginger, Peach
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Caffeine
High
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by viv
Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 5 min, 0 sec 9 oz / 266 ml

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From Zhena's Gypsy Tea

The pure poetry of finest Ceylon high mountain grown black tea leaves mingles with the sweet, succulent notes of orchard fresh peaches and the subtle, zingy character of ginger root for an enthralling cup. A wonderful choice any time of day, excellent over ice.

Ingredients: Ceylon & Indian black tea made with organic ginger root, organic peach flavor.

Embossed recyclable air tight tin containing 22 sachets of certified 100% fair trade and organic tea.

Steep 3-5 minutes

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32 Tasting Notes

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53 tasting notes

Some peach ginger teas can be harsh! This one isn’t as mellow as some of my other favorites. This one is sort of the middle of the road. I would drink again, not sure if I would repurchase again, seeing how I already have a ton of tea !!!

Flavors: Ginger, Peach

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307 tasting notes

Unfortunately, I burnt the roof of my mouth earlier today, so the first thing I get when I taste this is pain. :(
Ignoring that and sipping onward, it’s another understated fruit tea, actually reminding me a lot of the Exotic Fruits tea I reviewed recently. The peach lends a softness, though it doesn’t scream peach. I think it would pair very well with something sweet — this seems like a tea that would be even better with a pastry than on its own, though unfortunately I’m not hungry enough to test that hypothesis right now.

Preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec

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14 tasting notes

Not as good as my favorite apricot tea, but this is a nicely sweet tea with just a teeny little bite from the ginger. I only had a sample tin of this, so I’d like to get some more. Its a nice tea to drink if you have a stomach ache, but don’t like an overwhelming taste of ginger.

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41 tasting notes

Opening this tea tin, I got a strong scent of ginger and just a whiff of peach. The tea comes in circular bags, and I used one for just over a cup of water. While it was steeping, the ginger scent was almost scary strong. But once it cooled to temperature, it was still gingery but very drinkable. I’m not getting a lot of peach flavor at all, but that isn’t bad once you get accustomed to the fact that this isn’t a peachy tea. I don’t love this, but I do think this would be a great tea for when you are feeling under the weather.

I am curious to see if the peach is a more prominent flavor once the tea is iced. I’ll be sure to update once I find out.

Preparation
195 °F / 90 °C 4 min, 30 sec

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4 tasting notes

I personally felt that the ginger taste was rather strong, I did not enjoy it as much as I thought I would initially.

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52 tasting notes

I got this as part of a little 4-tin set, each with 4 tea bags – when I took the plastic wrapping off the stack of tins, I was a little alarmed that it ALL smelled like peach. I thought it would be totally overpowering and too synthetically sweet and fruity, but thankfully it’s proving me wrong – it’s nicely peachy without being over the top, and the ginger lends a nice little bite to it.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 8 min or more

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67
330 tasting notes

Been drinking this as my work tea, and I am polishing off the jar today. The tea is good, I find it’s a nice office tea. The packaging it came in however is really annoying. It seems cute at first glance, kind of an apothecary jar vibe to it, but it comes with a tiny wooden scoop that they want you to spoon out 5 spoonfuls with for a cup of tea. I soon switched to a little plastic tea scoop I got in a Denver tea shop which I keep at work. Then it was a pain in the butt to get down to the last scoops in the jar unless you have a long handled scoop or teensy child-sized hands, which I do, but it was still a pain!

The tea itself is pretty mild, not a lot of bite from the ginger, just enough to flavor it a bit. The peach is the top flavor after the tea, which hasn’t been bitter in any of the cups I’ve tried. Nothing spectacular, but nice.

Bottom line:
Tea: Yes, if it’s on a good sale and you don’t really order teas online
Packaging: Kill it with fire

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80
7 tasting notes

I’m not the biggest fan of fruity teas but I love this one. Add a bit of soymilk and a drop of agave and you got yourself a rich little treat. My only complaint is that it could be more gingery.

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 4 min, 0 sec

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5 tasting notes

Good tea, but just a little too heavy on the ginger side for me.

Preparation
4 min, 0 sec

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