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“After getting used to the face that it’s barely sweetened, I like it. The orange is a bit sour/tart, but blends well with the green tea. It’s hard to tell if the slight bitterness is the tea or the...” Read full tasting note
“Kind of bitter, like they’ve oversteeped it. This is not my favorite of their iced teas. It tastes best chilled.” Read full tasting note
Young enough to want to change the world, old enough to do it – City Year. We set out to change the world, starting with the beverage shelf. P.S. At Honest Tea, we brew things a little differently. This recipe uses real tea leaves, Maltese orange, and a hint of organic cane sugar. The result is a great-tasting, not too sweet organic green tea—especially rich in antioxidants. A satisfying experience that’s not sugar-coated, much like City Year.
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After getting used to the face that it’s barely sweetened, I like it. The orange is a bit sour/tart, but blends well with the green tea. It’s hard to tell if the slight bitterness is the tea or the orange, really. Overall I’m glad I bought it (one sale for $1). I wish the grocery store had more flavors, but perhaps due to the sale, they had only this and a dragon oolong with passionfruit, which I skipped since I don’t like passionfruit. I wish more flavors of Honest tea were available in my area in plastic bottles. The glass ones are a bit too wide and heavy. I’d like to try the honey and pomegranate flavors sometime soon.
I saw this for the 1st time in a grocery store last week.