Allegro Tea, Organic Crimson Hibiscus Berry, Loose Leaf Tea, 1 ozUSDA Organic

My wife loved this. It's really good quality tea

This tea tastes amazing. I loved it so much I bought multiple bags

I used this to make an iced tisane for the summer (added fresh ginger coins, lemon juice, and strips of lemon zest.... liquid monkfruit for sweetener). Used the entire 1 oz. packet to 1/2 gallon water to make it strong enough when served cold over ice.It has a beautiful color and aroma. The flavor blend is floral and fruity-- as would be expected. It's nice, but very expensive at $7/ounce. There are other choices availabe so I will keep looking for one that is less expensive.

A bit pricey but Absolutely delicious.

To be honest this isn't going to be the first tea I reach for in my stash but it's fun to have sometimes. It is absolutely gorgeous and vibrant in color. Kinda a generic hibiscus taste but they sure put lots of good stuff in there so maybe making it iced will bring out the other flavors. Great to have in your collection and not too expensive. I do recommend.

I've been on a hunt to find pure loose leaf tea that tastes good and is good for you. Many years ago I tried an Earl Grey and just loved it. This is my 1st time trying it again, and it was just like I remembered. I'm not a huge fan of Earl Grey on its own, but it has that hint of Vanilla you can taste and it's delicious.I just put about a teaspoon into my tea strainer and let it set for a few minutes. You can add more or less depending on how strong you want it. This bag is tiny though, you aren't going to get a lot out of it. It's nice if you just want a sample of the tea.

Very floral and has a vanilla earl grey taste.

Sorry no photos as I’m writing this well after I’ve tried it and don’t want to brew some just to add pictures (they also can’t show the taste/smell).This tea is relatively overpriced for a very simple blend. I thought that with such small quality it would be exceptionally strong and flavourful. It was not.I absolutely love Earl grey. Any Earl grey. It’s super flavourful without much bittersness.This tea smells great and very strong (smell-wise). However, those smells just do not translate to much taste. If you simply take an Earl grey and add rose petals, vanilla and lemon peel you will get a far stronger taste.I was surprised that 1 heaping teaspoon for 1 8oz cup did not produce much Earl grey taste. Very light in contrast to Earl grey alone. And no vanilla/cream taste. Just some bergamot smell and a dash of rose. But enough of any. I ended up recreating the blend myself and got far better results.Certainly won’t be repurchasing.