Republic of Tea’s Pink Lemonade Green Tea, reviewed
Republic of Tea’s Pink Lemonade Green Tea is one of the tea company’s “Sip for the Cure” teas, meaning that $1 from the sale of each tin goes to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure. I was a bit skeptical that the “pink” part of this tea was little more than the color of the packaging and a nod to the pink breast cancer awareness ribbon, so I was pleasantly surprised when I took a whiff of a freshly brewed cuppa: it smelled like tea and lemonade! The tea is very nice, with a light and refreshing overall flavor. It has a good green tea base that is just about equally matched with a lemony flavor. Notes of grapefruit (possibly the “pink”) and a little bit of grassiness round out the tea. It is especially good iced, but tastes summery even when hot. This is a great tea if you enjoy tea lemonades (a.k.a. Arnold Palmers), even if you don’t particularly care for green tea in general, since it is very close to tasting like a real tea-lemonade, as opposed to just a lemonade flavored tea.
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Sounds great! Thanks for the tea reviews — I really appreciate them, as it keeps me from loading up my tea cupboard with duds.
One question — did you try it iced? How was it?
Jodi – Yes, I did try it iced and it was very nice. The only thing I would caution about is that ice seems to water down green tea more than black, so cool the tea in the fridge then add the ice after it’s cold.