Taylors of Harrogate Rose Lemonade - 20ct/1.7oz

Does not have a peach taste or aroma. Wish I could return! It’s cute though. Looks very fancy i guess but that not why I got it I wanted peach green tea. W/e

the teas has a bold taste and my family and I love it

tastes like nothing, no flavor whatsoever.

I can't believe they have the gall to call this "sweet" rhubarb because it's mostly a bitter tea. It doesn't taste anything like rhubarb. That being said, it's not terrible... I had someone else try it and they agree: it's not good but not bad.

I am a huge fan of the Peach and strawberry blend. the Rose Lemonade... not so much but I was never a "rose" fan so that's on me. anyways my only complaint is that the tea bags are easily broken and the string for the tag slips off the bag again easily. there where a few times the bag tore and I would have the herbs in my cup.

This white hibiscus peach green tea is a light tea. Very delicious!

No flavor. Using two teabags for a single mug, still nothing.

I really liked this tea as it is different than most herbal teas I’ve tried. I agree that is could be described as sweet or artificial, but that is what I enjoy about it. It is mild but in a way that makes me want to drink more.

Love this tea!

Bland and not much of a boquet aroma. First and last purchase of this brand.

I wouldnt think theres strawberry or vanilla flavor in this at all if there was no scent, its just plain green tea, the flavor is mostly in the aftertaste. Smelled a lot more artificial than i thought it would, also not a good amount of tea the bags, not worth the price

Light, subtle flavored peach flavored green tea. No milk necessary. Nice for afternoon or evening.

The tea tastes good, I would repurchase. The hibiscus flavor is more subtle than I expected.

These Teas are delicious& I love these two flavors of both of them

I'm normally a big fan of Taylors Tea (I own at least 10 flavors), but this one is objectively bad. It tastes like a toddler dropped their dum-dum lollipop in your cup; it's not just odd, it's unrecognizable. One drinks green tea BECAUSE IT TASTES NICE--I do, at least--and this tea completely misses the point. The flavor of green tea is entirely masked by the syrup-sweet flavor of "strawberry", which is more akin to the one-tone red-forty synthetic taste of off-brand fruit snacks than the actual fruit. As for the vanilla, it's barely there. It's really too bad; fruit-flavored teas can be delightful. Mango can be a marvelous accent to black and green teas alike, and floral tones like jasmine or hibiscus are a delightful compliment to the bright, vivid flavor of green tea. But strawberry--especially this strawberry--belongs in lollipops and cough syrup, not tea.

This tastes delicious! It’s very light. Goes well with some honey and a couple of pumps of peach torani. I wish the hibiscus flavor was a little stronger

This tea is delicious! I like it both hot and iced. It really smells like strawberries.

This tea has a great taste! You can definitely taste the strawberry and vanilla and tastes great with the green tea infusion. I love how it soothes a sore throat but also gives the comfort when you are in the winter.

I had way too high hopes for this tea. Its a combo not seen much, i don't recall any strawberry vanilla in fact. Unfortunately it was quite bland I found after it cooled off, the berry came through more, not much but more than when it was hot. I guess this is best for iced tea. Kinda seems obvious lol , strawberry vanilla! (Tasted no vanilla at all)

The tea has no flavor