TessLime Green Tea Bags With Citrus Peel With Lime Flavor Rose Hips Calendula Petals 100 Pcs

This lime green tea is pretty good for the money. It has the usual green tea flavor, albeit a little light but with a nice touch of lime to it. The lime is noticeable but not overpowering. It is said to contain rose hips but I couldn't really taste it. It is just the flavors of green tea and lime. It is smooth, delightful and enjoyable.This comes in individually sealed foil packets. There are 100 of them in the plastic wrapped retail box. The packets have the branding and the brewing instructions printed on them. The tea bags themselves are the old-fashioned, double-folded ones with a cotton string attached for easy steeping. I steep this in a near boiling water for 2-3 minutes. It is a golden colored tea. Smooth and pleasant.Overall, I enjoy this tea. It is pretty good, although nothing really remarkable. The green tea leaves are apparently sourced from Fujian province in China. It also has a touch of lime peel and rose hips. At the currently price of $0.10 per tea, it is very well priced. A pretty good tea at an attractive price. It is worth giving it a try. I like it.

could have a stronger flavor, but it is still good

Oh, what words, what advertising, can do! The description on this product page sounded very exciting to me. Made my mouth water! What a disappointment when I tried it exactly as instructed. It is as blah as can be. It does have a slight, appealing scent right out of the foil packet, but it's gone in a moment.I brewed it correctly, too: 200 ml water (about 7/8 Cup), heated to 100 degrees Celcius (212 degrees Fahrenheit). Two to three minutes brewing time. It makes a pretty golden color, but it hardly even tastes like a green tea--let alone lime, flower petals and rose hips. "A real fireworks display of impressions!" it is not.And, it is not loose leaf tea, it is individual foil packets with one tea bag inside.