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| sample | $2 |  |
| makes 10 cups | ||
| 4oz TIN | $7 | |
| 14¢ per cup | ||
| 8oz TIN | $12 | |
| 12¢ per cup | ||
| 16oz BAG | $19 | |
| 10¢ per cup | ||
Dewy Cherry
213
reviews
rating
82
Description
A delicious blend of natural fruits and spices that brews up a mouthwatering cup of herbal tea. Entirely caffeine free, it holds a special appeal for kids and sweet-toothed adults. Yet contains no sugar or other sweeteners. The flavor is all natural, emanating from sour cherries, apples, orange peels, rosehip, and hibiscus flowers. Highly addictive; Please proceed with caution!
Story
Cherries are believed to have been discovered in China about six-thousand years ago. Curiously enough, the name comes from Cerasus, a town in Turkey. The likely cause of this is the route these fruits travel on their way to Europe. Cherries figure prominently in the art and writings of the Roman conquerors, Greek citizens and Chinese emperors. After the discovery of the New World, cherries traveled to America along with early settlers. The bulk of the US crop now grows in the State of Michigan.
"The cherry was kind of lost in the other flavors of this tea. Kind of tart."
"This tea is fantastic!! It has a great flavor. I enjoy drinking it iced without adding any sweetener to it."
"Great color, decent body and good aroma. You should really like cherries to get this one."
"This tea has such a good but not overpowering taste. I REALLY like this tea. This is another one I sent to my granddaughter to try."
"Just OK hot. It is very good iced, however! Brew it strong and long, then pour over a tall glass of ice. It reminds me of what kool-aid was probably trying to taste like. A word of warning: if you have bad memories of cherry-flavored cough syrup, you may want to avoid this one. I had no problem with it, though."
"I love this tea. Strong cherry taste, may be too tart for some. Very flavorful!"
