★★★★★
This is great for iced tea! A perfect cup of iced tea for sitting on the front porch on a hot summer day. Great for sharing with friends :)
The soft warmth of ginger, sweet depth of summer ripe peaches and apricots, paired with citrusy Ceylon black tea.
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This is great for iced tea! A perfect cup of iced tea for sitting on the front porch on a hot summer day. Great for sharing with friends :)
This makes a wonderful iced tea. To be honest I have not had it hot yet since I always make sun tea with it. I do sweeten each glass with a bit of monk fruit sugar. This helps bring out the peach flavors even more. The ginger is in the background a provides a little happy dance on your tongue at the end of your sip. There is a slight astringency as expected from the Ceylon, but not bad at all. To make my sun tea I add 4-5 tsp to a quart jar. You can use a tea bag or just throw it in there and strain it later. Fill with filtered water and set in the sun for 2-4 hours. Depends on the temperature that day. I go by the color of the steeped tea more than anything. Hard to over brew this in the sun. It does get pretty warm in the sun so I do let it get back to room temperature once I bring it back in the house so it doesn’t get cloudy when I stick it in the fridge. Hope you enjoy.
This one was ok, I am going to buy it again soon to try it again.
The ginger flavor was lacking, but it did have a good peach flavor to it. Whenever something says ginger, I usually expect to get some heat from the ginger in it - This just didn't have enough for that.
This is really yummy and I love having one of these each day. <3
Absolutely love this tea! Ginger and peach are two of my favorite flavors. I’ve already reorder this one.
Ginger isn't as strong as I thought it would be, but still tasty regardless.
OK, this one is magnificent. Light ginger flavor with a hint of peach. Yum!
I love this slightly fruity tea! So good, one of my favs.
Unlike the regular 'Peach' tea (the black one), this one has a certain depth of flavor. I enjoyed it, the ginger comes through nicely and cuts down on the extreme peach flavor that dominated the black tea when it was alone.
I like strong tasting teas and this is it. Great peach flavor
Cold brewed overnight in the fridge. A fairly mellow black tea, not overly tannic. Nice peach flavor, but only a slight hint of ginger.
peach and apricot are my top top tea flavors, well raspberry too... and with ginger- this ginger peach is wow! i think you too will love it!
A delicious black tea. Mild aroma and I did add some sugar since it was a little bitter. Very nice notes of ginger. Loved this. Will make it an ice tea
This tea is good! However, I feel like I taste much more of the ginger than peach, but still good!
Not much ginger, and just a hint of peach. It actually smells fruitier than it tastes. The peach lingers a little more on the backend, but mostly I get black tea with a tiny bit of fruit.
I had the opposite problem of some reviewers - LOTS of ginger but no peach flavor. The ginger is really astringent, so much so that I couldn t finish a whole cup of this (and I love ginger.) I wish I liked this, but the balance is not quite right.
This is one of my favorite iced teas. A great mix of flavors, sweet peach and sparkly ginger. Yum!
I like the balance of spice and peach on this tea. I feel like the recipe changed over time because I'm now weary of over-steeping and feel like the peach doesn't come through as well. Will purchase again though!
I wish the flavors were a bit stronger in this tea, both the ginger and the peach. I still enjoyed it, but it could have packed more of a punch.
Nice strong ginger flavor and well as peach. Really sweet
I enjoyed this blend, but didn't LOVE it. I might have brewed it a little too strongly, possibly too high a temperature or too long a brewing time, but the black tea came out more bitter than usual, overwhelming the other flavors. I did taste a good amount of both ginger and peach, though. I really think that with some fiddling with brew times, this could be a very tasty tea.
As soon as I opened the packet, I smelled the ginger, and a bit of fruitiness.
I like both ginger and peach as flavours, but somehow this tea left me feeling very meh about it. I really don't understand how I could taste both, but even though I like each one, the combination of this particular tea had me saying ' not my cup of tea'. I didn't hate it, I just didn't really enjoy the cup, and only drank about half of it before I decided to drink a tea I really enjoy.
Mmm Ginger peach! A lovely little combination. Ive had ginger peach before but Adagio's adds a little spin to theres: apricot. This enhances the beautiful pairing of savory ginger and juicy peach with the sweetness of apricot. Very nice if you're wanting a comforting black tea with yummy, familiar notes.
I don't really crave ginger or pick it very often, but I really liked this tea! The blend of peach and ginger is perfectly balanced in my opinion. It's very unique and pleasant. I probably wouldn't choose it again, but I wouldn't turn down another cup. It's wonderful for what it is!
On opening the CommuniTEA packet I had a pleasant scent of ginger > peach. I steeped using 195 F water for 3 min to avoid bitterness. The resulting tea was extremely dark and made me wish I had used a much bigger mug. The taste was only 'meh' with neither flavor shining. I am not a fan of peach flavored teas, but this one was mostly ginger so I was OK with that.
A bunch of marigold n peach popped up in my communitea today. The black tea flavor was strong.
Very nondescript taste can't make out any flavors not even ginger.
Delicious peachy apricot flavor with a hint of ginger that gave the tea a little depth. Very enjoyable!
I received this tea as part of the CommuniTEA box. As such, individual portions of blends such as this tea may be unbalanced compared to larger purchases. Regardless, on with the review.
Upon opening this tea, the peach is quite noticeable, with the ginger warming it up at the end. the leaves look to be fairly usual ceylon leaves, though I can tell there's other ingredients as well. It's a perfectly adequate amount of tea, approximately 1.5 teaspoons or so. After steeping for the recommended 3 minutes with 212F water, it created a dark amber tea that smelled of warm peach. The ginger isn't really able to be smelled much, but the taste reveals that it's there as it mixes well with the peach. In fact, the peach entirely takes a step back from the fore in favor of the ginger. Adding sugar helps to blend the peach and the ginger better as the two mix.
Overall, it's a nice tea with warming elements. I haven't had it cold at all, but as the tea cools, it does get better between the peach and the ginger. If you like black tea, and if you like peach flavor, then this would be a good tea to look into.
this was a communitea and unfortunately I don't like ginger or peach flavours but for those of you who do, I'm sure you will love this tea
I love a peach and ginger tea blend. My CommuniTEA packet smelled strongly of peach. I steeped at 190°F for 2 minutes to avoid any bitterness. For my second infusion, I steeped at the same temperature for 3 minutes. Once steeped, the flavor was very mild and the ginger almost missing. I added a raw sugar cube to bring the peach/apricot flavor forward. The flavor intensified as the tea cooled, so this tea may be better as an iced tea.
This tea had a strong ginger scent right out of the communitea packet. Didn’t give me much hope for the peach. Sadly I was right, I couldn’t detect peach at all in the flavor. Ginger was predominant, but there was also a strong astringency that I didn’t expect, even though I was mindful of time/temp. I think these flavors are more suited to green tea.
Steeped 190F 2.5min
May 15, 2020 - I really enjoyed this tea. The peach is dominant with a hint of ginger. It's balanced nicely for me .
April 5, 2021 - CommuniTea review: I still really like this tea. I love the flavor combination. My sample today didn't seem as peachy, but that's the nature of it sometimes with a small sample. I enjoy this iced as well!
A lot of complex notes with this tea but still pleasant overall. I got more apricot and peach in my cup, while my partner really got the ginger. Both of this was from the same pot, in the same pour. We'd get this again, would want to try this iced.
I loved all the ingredients but found my tea packet to be weak in taste. I was hoping for more peach. Maybe next time.
When I opened the tea I smelled ginger and peaches. I think I may have use a little too much water because after steeping, I mainly tasted black tea. I don't know if there would have been more peach and ginger flavor if I had used a smaller cup, but I don't think I'd go out of my way to drink this tea. Especially since my local tea shop sells an excellent peach ginger cinnamon black tea.
I steeped it at 212F for 4 minutes and added a little sugar.
Love anything ginger peach, this was very good and I enjoyed it with a bit of honey. I usually buy another brand of ginger peach tea and this is very good I wouldn't say better. This has a much more complex flavor with the apricot. Great iced.
Very delightful. Peach flavor was not overpowering the ginger. Perfect blend and perfect combination
I liked it, but it came out a little bitter. Nothing undrinkable, but I think that it played off the ginger and became more pronounced that it otherwise would have been. I think I need to remember to brew ceylon tea @ 190 instead of the 200 that I did it at because I think this has happened to me before. Overall it was a pleasant tea and I would drink it again. Tasted as part of The Communitea.
Great as an iced tea! I cold steeped for maybe 5 hours and it came out a golden amber color without any astringency. Fruity peach flavors with mild ginger notes! This tea is good with some maple syrup to bring out the sweetness.
I'm a big fan of both ginger and peach, especially in tea, but I was a little disappointed by this tea. The ginger flavor is VERY light, and I barely got the taste of peaches at all. As it cooled, the ginger got a little more prominent but on the whole there wasn't enough flavor in this tea for me.
It was okay iced, but it’s heavy on the ginger, and I think it would be better if I had some sweetener. Maybe some peach juice?
I enjoyed the ginger, peach, apricot combo with the black tea, but I probably wouldn't drink this on the regular. I would love to see that combo with a white or green tea.
The smell and taste of this tea are a delightful blend of black tea, peach and ginger. This is not a spicy or strong ginger--more like just the ginger flavor without the heat. The peach became a bit stronger as the tea cooled. (3 min at 212F)
What a great tea for summertime iced tea brewing! The peach and ginger combo is such a delicious blend, and Adagio’s Ceylon tea is the perfect base. After reading several comments about bitterness when brewed hot, I decided to try cold brewing. My CommuniTEA packet was filled with a generous portion, so I steeped a 20 ounce serving. 9 hours chilling in the fridge, and the tea was clear, crisp, and delicious! Gentle hints of peach and ginger played perfectly together, and the Ceylon base behaved with no bitterness. This one will join the summertime lineup for sure!
Lovely tea! I had mine with a little bit of cream, because peaches and cream are my favorite! Couldn't taste the ginger personally, which was sad as I love ginger, but still a great tea!
My CommuniTEA sample's flavors were very unbalanced today. All I could really taste was peach, though the ginger was a nice accent.
Ginger peach tea is definitely the best name and description of this tea! The ginger is strong and forward, with the peach more mild and in the background. I had this iced with sugar, and it helped tone the ginger back just a tad and brought the peach out more. A very tasty and rewarding drink after working outside in the garden!
This smelled strongly of peach and ginger, but the taste did not live up to the aroma of the dry tea leaves. It was more like barely fruity with a hint of ginger hiding in the background. I love ginger, and was hoping for a bit of a warm zing accompanied by a strong peachy flavor, but was disappointed by a very lightly flavored black tea. On the second steep I added a little rock sugar, but that didn't really help enhance any of the fruit or ginger flavors. It wasn't bad, it just didn't live up to what I wanted it to be. Drinking the last of the cup cooled to room temp makes me think that this might have been better cold than hot. (reviewed through CommuniTEA; 3 min @ 190F).