Reviews
★★☆☆☆
Unfortunately, no coconut flavor in my opinion. I was really disappointed in this one. I've made it a few times trying different techniques to entice more flavor, but it just didn't happen. The first time I tried 212, 5 minutes. Then I tried same time, but additional tea. Then I tried a longer steep. Not for me.
★★★☆☆
This has a nice coconut flavor without being overpowering. It does have a tendency to be bitter though, despite steeping at a somewhat lower temperature. I think this would be much better cold brewed and used in blends versus straight up. I may try this tea again.
195* for 3 minutes
3 helpful votes
★★★☆☆
CommuniTEA sample: 3 min @ 212 F. I really appreciate how creamy this tea is. That little bit of coconut mixed in really adds a lot to the texture of the tea and helps balance out some of the astringency that you would find with Ceylon black teas. It's got some nice, mild sweetness as well! I think the natural fruity aspects of Ceylon do bring out a lot of pleasant flavors in the coconut as well, but overall, I found the Ceylon a bit too bitter for my liking.
2 helpful votes
★★★★★
A very pleasant coconut flavored black tea. It smells comforting and tropical and is quite relaxing and refreshing to drink. If you like coconut it is very likely that you will like this tea. 212F brewed for 3 minutes.
4 helpful votes
★★★★☆
Mine didn't have any coconut chunks but it was plenty coconutty! Almost an almond-joy nuttiness, it's really rich, solid and nice.
A little one note but that's not always a bad thing <3
4 helpful votes
★★★★★
Chef's kiss! Lovely tea on its own or in blends.
9 helpful votes
★★★★☆
So after asking in the CT and reading reviews I decided to try this one hot and I backed off on the temp as many said over steeping was easily done. The tea was fragrant while steeping and very coconut forward and just the tiniest perhaps even welcome astringent feel. As it cooled more of the coconut flavor came forward. I look forward to next time experimenting with perhaps making it into an iced and possibly even creamy drink. 190° 3 minutes.
5 helpful votes
★★★★☆
Deliciously warm and creamy with a natural subtle sweetness
1 helpful votes
★★★★★
Rich and sweet. The ceylon definitely complements the coconut!
5 helpful votes
★★★☆☆
Mostly tastes like black tea with a slight aftertaste of coconut. I got a sample packet and there was only one visible piece of coconut, so maybe mine was just light on the coconut flavor.
3 helpful votes
★★★☆☆
Tasty and smooth, a bit nutty flavor. Mild fragrant. Maybe hotter water or rest linger
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
Great coconut flavor, not too weak or too strong...just perfect! It also makes a great ice tea, will be especially good, pool side!!
★☆☆☆☆
Absolutely no coconut flavor. We’re tea connoisseurs and this was quite disappointing. Note this wouldn’t post until at least 100 characters. Wow.
★★★★★
Love this tea, it is just creamy enough to be like a treat, yet just fruity enough that I don't need sweetener or cream. A nice way to start the day.
5 min steep · 212°F
★★★★☆
It was a very well blended cup of tea. I’ll be getting this one again for sure
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
Looooove the pronounced coconut flavor on this black tea.
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★☆
I really like this tea. The Ceylon with coconut is a nice smooth blend. I typically add honey but I'm sure milk would also be a nice touch
★★★☆☆
This is a very strong black tea. I mainly tasted the coconut as an aftertaste. I didn’t find it to be as smooth as many of the other teas I’ve tried from Adagio. I didn’t dislike this tea, but the blend wasn’t what I was expecting. I would have preferred to have more balance between the black tea and coconut flavors. I guess I should have read the other reviews that recommended brewing at a lower temperature and for a shorter time.
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
I prefer this as an iced cold brew tea. Tasty and refreshing
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
Absolutely delicious, I love coconut and this tea did not disappoint! Extra delicious with cream and vanilla!
5 min steep · 212°F
★★★★☆
I like this brew. Nice and coconut rich. More on savory side. I like to add this with other tea mixes to add in that profile. It is delicious alone as well. If you love coconut, this is the best I have found. Great with a splash of coconut creamer
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
Loooove the coconut! There’s actual pieces of it and the flavor really comes through
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
Love it! With the coconut was a little stronger, but that’s just my personal preference.
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★☆
In the bag, this tea is a bit fruity and smells like coconut, but it's subtle. There are plenty of sizable pieces of coconut in the bag too. After steeping, the smell is even more mild. It's like a black tea with a little 'something' else. Without sweetener, it's just okay. With about 1/4 to 1/2 tsp of vanilla syrup, it's more to my liking but it's still mainly 'alright'. Adding some milk is another possibility, or even flavored coffee creamer. I think I liked it more the first few times I tried it, but now I'm a little more indifferent. It was still worth trying, and some people that love black tea and coconut may like it more than I did.
3 min steep · 200°F
★★★★★
One of my absolute favorites that I always have on hand! Super good on its own, with the coconut flavor being a perfect strength. I like mine with a touch of milk. Very good blended with other teas too!
6 helpful votes
★★★★★
I love coconut and this tea holds true to displaying it front and forward. I did brew less than 3 minutes and found it somewhat bitter. I would use less tea next time. I'm sure this blend would be delicious cold brewed overnight.
7 helpful votes
★★★★☆
I thought this was a delicious, creamy coconut black tea. As many reviews have mention, Ceylon tea can easily become bitter, so I brewed at a lower then recommended temperature and it worked out wonderfully.
7 helpful votes
★★★★☆
Wow really delicious if you like coconut - recommend sweetener as a flavor boost. Agree that it’s a great blend with Ceylon and glad there isn’t anything else in there.
3 helpful votes
★★★★★
Honestly, I was skeptical when I got this sample that I would like it; however, it has a fruity coconut flavor without the greasy, artificial taste that some coconut tea has. Delightful.
4 helpful votes
★★☆☆☆
I like my tea black and this gives a weird aftertaste. Fine while drinking but the aftertaste is bleh. Other folks say it’s better with cream but that’s not how I drink my tea.
1 helpful votes
★★★★☆
Clean, clear coconut flavor. This tea is perfect for blends.
4 helpful votes
★★★★☆
Nice coconut flavor coming through the black tea. It has a bit of a bite to it because of the Ceylon, but a splash of cream or milk should soften it up. I like using this in various blends. All in all, it's a decent flavored black tea.
9 helpful votes
★★★☆☆
I agree with Jim's review where he stated its best to brew this at lower temp and not for too long...it has the potential of being very astringent if you're not careful, and you'll want to avoid that in order to get the most out of the coconut flavor. It's good, if you love all things coconut, you'll probably like it. There's nothing wrong with it, I'm just not super excited by the coconut flavor. I will say it doesn't taste artificial or like suntan lotion or anything. It's gonna be really good in blends!
7 helpful votes
★★★★☆
Love the touch of coconut but would appreciate a creamier taste to offset the bitterness of the base tea. Or maybe I steeped it too long.
2 helpful votes
★★★★★
A very flavorful (not artificial tasting) coconut black tea. When brewed properly, it's smooth and coconuty. This is good iced and used as a base for Boba tea.
11 helpful votes
★★★★☆
The light flavor of coconut does not overpower this tea. It blends well with cream or caramel teas.
I put cream in mine.
★★★★★
Simple black tea blended with the coconut is a perfect morning cup! I add a bit of coconut cream to up the oomph factor!
5 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
I love this coconut. Has a great flavor. I sweeten mine with stevia which really brings out the coconut flavor.
3 min steep · 200°F
★★★☆☆
I have pretty much switched from Harney to Adagio, except that Harney does not charge shipping. Its a little to sweet for me
★★★★★
Smooth and creamy. It will make you feel like you are in the tropics. Warms you up on a cool morning
10 helpful votes
★★★★★
A refreshing blend with a subtle, creamy coconut flavor that transports you to a tropical paradise!!
5 min steep · 190°F
★★★★★
I'm a huge fan of coconut, but hadn't tried a simple coconut tea before. I enjoyed this as a nice baseline tea. I like adding a bit of cream or creamer to my tea and I've found this to be a pleasant tea to do that with.
★★★☆☆
I love coconut so I was a little disappointed that this tea only had a mild coconut flavor. I tried to steep it longer to see if that would bring out the flavor more but that just made it bitter.
3 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
One of my go to teas. Nice real coconut flavor. Doesn’t need any sweetener or anything. Don’t steep for too long or too hot - will taste bitter.
3 min steep · 190°F · 2 helpful votes
★★★★★
i love this coconut tea. i added a splash of milk to bring out the flavor some more. dont oversteep!
6 helpful votes
★★★★★
One of my favorite flavored black teas. Gentle tea with a tasty hint of coconut. I just drink it with milk and a bit of sweetener to enjoy the flavor.
4 min steep · 212°F
★★★★★
I mix this with chocolate tea & a little sugar on afternoons when my sweet tooth is getting the better of me. The coconut really comes through in both aroma & flavor.
★★☆☆☆
Not much of a coconut flavor at all, in fact there were very few coconut chips in the bag at all. I will blend it with something else to use it up.
★★★★☆
I really enjoy the aroma of coconut, so thought I’d try this tea. It smells lovely and I do like it, just be careful to not add too much creamer.
4 min steep · 212°F
★★★☆☆
I initially tried this sweetened with Splenda. I think this one may be better with some honey and milk. It is a strong tea. Will try this some other ways.
3 min steep · 212°F · 1 helpful votes