Kiwi's Big Adventure!
First, check out it's page by clicking the link. It is honestly what ultimately made me buy it.
It's smells almost like apples; tart and sweet. The smell isn't quite as strong after it's steeped.
I used 1 tablespoon for one pot of tea. Any more and I personally find it too strong, also, if you steep it for more than about 3 minutes (4 minutes, tops), it can turn very bitter.

It has a tart, green apple, flavor to it. The real green apple, not green apple candies.
If you do not like tart things, you will not like this tea.
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It looks a little like pee to me |
If you are able to go to a store and smell it, you'll get a general idea of what it tastes like. I can honestly say, it tastes like it smells, just a little milder.
I'm torn on whether to get more after this runs out. Part of me does, part of me doesn't. If I do, I won't get more than 50g at a time because tit does take a while for me to go through it. You need so little of it to make a pot, and I need to be in just the right mood for it.
I did really enjoy it when it was hot out. Even as a hot tea, it does have a refreshing quality to it.
If you like or love green teas, you will like this.
If you drink this expecting a super fruity tea, you'll be disappointed.
So if you are buying blind (no smelling, no pre-tasting), then just keep that in mind.
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shhh, my room is messy |
I just tried it as a tea pop. Again with ginger ale.
It tastes pretty damn nice. Ginger ale with an extra kick. The ginger ale does out power a lot of the tartness of the tea, and leaves behind a very mild apple/kiwi-ish flavor. It would taste even better with some booze in it...maybe a peach schnapps?
Either way, quite enjoyable.
Skål, and happy steeping everyone!
-Laura
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