Palais des ThésTropical Garden Iced Tea - Premium Gourmet Caffeine-Free Herbal Tea Blend with Mango, Pineapple, Papaya, and Peach - 4 XL Individually Wrapped Pouches

Great tasting tea, it's full of "yellow" fruity flavor, which I like. Don't get me wrong, I like "red" fruit flavors like strawberries, raspberries etc., but this is a littler smooth flavor. I added half a teaspoon of honey to bring out the flavor a little more and I am not disappointed. I am getting 3 cups out of this easily, even though it says 2 (50 cl) and it doesn't suffer in flavor. Still, it is a bit on the high end of the cost scale, but if you like your refreshers from coffee chains, this is still a great value.

I was today years old when I found out that 50 cl is about 16 ounces of hot water. That's good to know.SO I cranked up the hot water, threw in a very fancy looking tea bag, and am sipping away while tapping out a review on the keyboard.The bag contained 4 large tea bags, each with an extra long string and tag. As I tend to keep rebrewing tea, I cut the tag off and dropped the tea bag in my cup. It brewed for a while until it was cool enough to drink, at which point I gave it to my co-tester to try."Whoa! That tastes like straight up fruit punch." Way to get my hopes up!My take isn't quite that strong, but it's a lovely blend of fruit flavors without any of them standing out stronger than the others. With no sugar added, it's a great flavor that will encourage hydration. I tend to start with hot beverages and sip until they're room temperature - this one will be delish either way.I'm wavering between 4 and 5 stars for this one. I'll enjoy it, but probably wouldn't reorder more as the price is pretty high for 4 (8, really) cups of tea.

I used these tea bags to make iced tea. It is absolutely delicious. According to directions, one tea bag makes about two cups of tea (50 cl). I made a pitcher of tea using about 6 1/2 cups of water with 3 tea bags. I forgot about it as I was occupied elsewhere and it steeped for about 2 and 1/2 hours instead of 45 minutes. I poured the tea over ice and added a half squirt of French vanilla coffee syrup. It is absolutely delicious. It is fruity with absolutely no bitterness, I believe I taste mango strongest, but I can't tell. It's just really good.The middle picture shows the tea packet after it's been steeped. It's very full and plump with natural ingredients. For the third picture I cut open the packet so you can see the contents.It seems a tad expensive, $12 for 4 bags that make about 8 and 1/2 cups of tea which is comparable to about 4 single serve bottles of pre-made tea like pure leaf, though this is much more delicious. But bear in mind that I am cheap and only buy those bottles on sale.Contains Apple, pear, sweet pineapple, sweet papaya, lemongrass, rose hip, sweet mango, peach, cornflower, E330 (acidifier), flavor. Caffeine-free. Received 9/23, expiration 12/25.

Each pouch makes 17 ounces of tea, which is really not that much. A venti drink from Starbucks is 24 ounces. So calling these "extra large" is a bit of a stretch.With that said, the flavor is nice. Fruity and flavorful, but also not overly sweet. Also very easy to make since you just drop a pouch into water and let it sit. Just wish the pouches were larger and that there were more included in each order.

This aromatic fruit tea blend is so good that I actually remembered it from the 2021 Advent Tea Calendar from Palais des Thes. Palais des Thais is an established French tea company, which opened its first well-stocked tea boutique near the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris over thirty years ago. The packet comes as four individually-wrapped cotton muslin tea bags that expand as they brew. Each will make a pot of hot tea or pitcher of iced tea. The blend of papaya, mango, pineapple and peach gives off a lovely, sweet aroma as it steeps. The tea is slightly tart, slightly sweet and fully fruity.At about $4 an oz. at this writing, this is an excellent value. I priced it against several other high-quality fruit teas, which ranged from $6 to $20 an ounce.TIP FOR U.S. CUSTOMERS: Brewing instructions for iced or hot tea call for steeping one bag in 50 cl of water. Cl is centiliter and is about 2 cups or 17 oz. In my old earthenware teapot, this makes a happy tea for two with refills.

This is a fruity tea. It has a pleasant tropical smell and taste. I like to drink iced tea at night and this is convenient to have on hand. It makes up easily. It does not have caffeine so it makes for a good drink at night. I did find it a bit watery, so I might need to play around with the amount of added water.

My favorite tea is sweet iced tea. I'm a little bit wary of trying anything other than black tea. This tastes really good iced with sugar in it. It's very refreshing, I bet a little bit of lemon juice would set it off even more. It's citrusy and delicious. Even better, it's caffeine-free which is great as I'm trying to limit caffeine intake.

I like the taste of this tea. It's easy to steep and use and is quite flavorful. You can make a lot with on packet and you can steep multiple times if you want. I like that when I use this tea I know it is coming from a good source. The packets tend to let a little bit of the tea through the bag, as it's not as fine as it probably should be, but it's not a big deal. It is a bit expensive, but that is expected from a tea that is of high quality and gathered by a good source and not child labor or something crazy like that.