Amizle Lime Tea, 1.1 Pound

I was surprised this stuff is very good especially good as an additive I added to my tea I have to use less sweetener and the pulp it just makes it taste good it certainly helps enhance the taste on my tea products. I enjoyed it and would buy more.

When I drink traditional tea whether in a bag or loose leaf I very very rarely sweeten it. This "tea" comes with a boat load of sugar in it.Following the directions, I put 1 tablespoon in my hot water and it was way too weak, so I put in an additional 1/2 tablespoon and it was still weak so I put another 1/2 tablespoon for a total of 2 tablespoons. With each serving being 12g of carbs, this is a complete no-no for me being on keto.Also, this does not contain the pulp of a lime. It is more like lime rinds. It says it needs to be refrigerated after opening, but it doesn't tell you how long this will last in the fridge.Lastly, it doesn't taste like tea. It tastes like sweetened lime water. If you are curious and don't care about the amount of sugar you consume, I would say give it a try. I have tried it so I can say this is not for me.

I was excited to try out Amizle Lime Tea given its ease of use. The directions are as simple as adding 1 tbsp to a cup full of hot water and your ready to go. The liquid comes out rather thick and syrupy but blends fine when mixed with the water. I enjoy the pulp as it adds some authenticity but the zest is a bit much. I did not taste much of the tea but the lime flavor and zest was very noticeable. There is an unusual aftertaste that doesn't sit well with me. Hard to identify buy the sweetener that is used in this product does very little to enhance the taste profile. If anything, it makes it less enjoyable. I really wanted to like this product in the end I'll stick with my traditional tea bags.

This is a kind of concentrate that comes in liquid form. It comes in a plastic foil package with a screw cap so it’s nice, clean and tidy and resealable.I wasn’t sure what to expect when I got this. I put the kettle on and squished the container to mix the contents up and carefully measured 1 teaspoon. What came out was a mostly clear slightly thick liquid with some lime pulp mixed in. Not quite what I expected really but this doesn’t look like tea.Anyway, I emptied the teaspoon into hot water and added a little honey which is my sweetner of choice for tea. Both my husband and I liked it, but it was quite weak and definitely not tea. We are used to black tea and more recently tried loose leaf green tea and went back to that till we ran out.The next time I tried the Amizl lime tea, I didn’t measure, I just poured it in and probably put twice as much. Added hot water and a teaspoon of honey. What a difference. The stronger blend made this taste like a strong slightly sweet lime tea, not unlike a regular tea with lot of freshly squeezed lemon. Only Lime is less sour and more pleasant on the tastebuds. I actually really liked it. I should probably add that this stronger mix would make for an excellent hot drink if you have a cold or sore throat. Something I will keep in mind because when your not feeling well, making black tea and squeezing half a lemon and then removing the pips is a bit of a chore. This is quick clean and easy.So, despite it not being a traditional tea with herbs and what have you mixed in. It’s a really tasty drink if you double the recommended serving. I noticed that the ingredients are lime, apple juice, some other flavours including sugar which explains the sweetness. Still, it tastes good and I’m definitely keeping some aside as a beverage for soothing colds and sore throats since it is that time of year. Very convenient and easy to make drink that tastes good when mixed to a higher ratio than suggested.

We love this tea. It has a bit of lime pulp in it, which makes it seem homemade. It's also quite tasty with tequila added!

This is my first time trying this type of beverage, even though I am well versed in teas, herbal infusions, bubble teas, milk teas, and iced teas. I’m adding this to my list of drinks I like! The ingredients are mostly based on the real fruit, which I VERY much appreciate, and the flavor is bright, tangy, and delicious. My favorite way to prepare this is by adding it to hot tea, so you end up with a fruit tea, and then chilling it for later to drink with tapioca pearls. I'm thinking once mixed with a tea, it could probably take a splash of alcohol for an interesting iced cocktail for those hot summer months, something like a less strong long island iced tea, but with asian flavor profiles. Mmmm!

This product has a mild lime flavor, but a weird and unpleasant chemical aftertaste.

This concentrate is Korean Line Tea (the actual Korean version uses yuja, a grapefruit/orange like citrus). Several reviews mention using a teaspoon and it tasting weak. I use what the directions say - a tablespoon. It's pretty good but there are lots of carbs (12) in one cup. It's a nice citrus taste even with carrageenan being controversial lately (although nothing has ever been proven, by the way).Still I don't think this tea is great and I like other citrus teas far more and those have leaves instead of concentrate.Overall I think this is very much a mileage may vary situation but other simply doesn't do anything for me I can't get in other Citrus teas.