★★★★★
This tea is such a great balance of flavors. What s great is that it is just as good on the second steep!
With flavor notes of rose, grape and melon, Lychee Rose Green is a refreshing tea perfect for an afternoon cup.
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This tea is such a great balance of flavors. What s great is that it is just as good on the second steep!
Nice light, fruity/floral green. I enjoyed this one both hot and as a cold brew.
Very smooth! The Lychee flavour isn't overpowering. Very smooth and subtle.
I ve been waiting for Adagio to make a lychee tea forever! This smells and tastes heavenly, though very strongly floral/fruity so I have to be in a specific mood to crave it. Adagio please make a lychee black tea!
Even though I do not like fruity tea, this is very good.
Outstanding, like summer in a cup. One of my go-to teas.
this is one of my favorite green teas it is very flavorful
I wasn't sure how these two flavors would work together, but I like it!
Lovely perfumey fruity-floral tea. It was fun to sample a few flavors that aren t very familiar to me as tea ingredients!
A perfect Summer tea! This tea is a must to have for an outside afternoon tea.
A nice green tea with a good smell. I'm generally not a huge green tea fan, but this is one of the better one's I've tried.
Very nice fresh fruity-floral blend! Lychee and rose pair very well together.
One of my favorite teas I've tried from here :) sweet and floral but not overwhelming
This tea is so fragrant. It's a light floral very sweet tea.
Very pleasant and fruity flavor, but not overpowering, just perfect!
I was really looking forward to the rose flavors since a lot of the reviews said it was heavy with rose. I only tasted the lychee flavor which is nice, but I felt like I was missing the rose element.
Great light and fruity. Don t need to brew a lot of leaves to get the taste.
Didn't know what to expect, but I am glad I bought it! It's one of my new favorites now.
Wonderful smell and beautiful taste. Gentle but still full of flavor.
I usually hate overly strong floral scents, but this green tea was nice. The strong floral scent goes away after I steep the tea.
very nice iced. slight bitterness, so will steep shorter next time.
Honestly, I was not expecting to like this tea. I am quite used to getting teas that sound nice but taste horrible and I have to admit I was quite surprised by how nice this was! The rock sugars, when added to my diffuser with the tea can bring out the sweetness of it.
I’m out of this tea and I miss it so much! First of all, it’s beautiful with pink rose petals and hibiscus I think scattered throughout. It’s slightly sweet from the lychee, and has a flavor that is so uniquely romantic. I would love to drink this tea when I get ready in the morning, and I don’t know but even just the smell, like a soft bouquet, made me feel beautiful! Couldn’t find it when I tried to re-order, maybe it’s just a seasonal flavor, please bring this tea back!
This is a lovely green tea. The lychee and rose flavors compliment each other extremely well. The tea is quite perfumey so I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re not a fan of that, and it does get bitter as it cools down so I’d recommend drinking it hot
More subtle than it smells. The lychee comes through most strongly, while the rose lingers behind. Very elegant and soothing.
there is not doubt about it, lychee is the dominant flavor. It pounces the tongue immediately and lingers for quite a while after the sip. There is a very slight floral note, but it meshes well with the somewhat florally fruity flavor of the lychee. The green tea is almost completely masked by the lychee, but it does lend some astringency to the sip. The dominance of the flavor can be a bit overwhelming at times.
My favorite green tea with a nice touch of rose pedals. Can be very strong, so adjust the amount according to your taste.
Fruity and refreshing! It's a great summer tea. I really like it.
Bad combination. I don't think it smells or tastes very good. It wasn't so bad that I needed to throw it out, but it's not something I would order again.
I love this tea! What a gorgeous combination of flavors. The fruity sweetness of the lychee pairs wonderfully with the floral notes and grassy green tea.
My husband keeps taking my cup. The fruitiness of the lychee is well-balanced with the rose fragrance. A little tea goes a long way, however, due to the added flavoring. I wouldn't mind a bit more green tea to dilute out the flavoring but he loves it as is, so 5*s from him.
Nothing particularly special. The rose flavor didn't really come through at all, and the lychee flavor was only OK.
This is one of my new favorites, the apple and lychee are so pleasant and it's nice with or without sweetner
I love both lychee and floral flavors and I tend to like my tea stronger, so I tried iced tea at 1.5 tsp per cup, boiled double strength tea at 180F, then icing it down. The rose flavor was sooo strong, like perfume. I had to dilute it for it to be drinkable.
I tried it again later with 1tsp per cup and just cold brewed it in filtered fridge water. Much better! I can laste the lychee and the rose is way less strong. Its actually pleasant!
Really enjoyable, light floral tea. The green tea's flavor is nicely balanced with the fruity lychee and the floral rose. A winner for sure!
This tea has a good flavor but would be better with real lychee instead of just flavoring.
I had been looking for a substitute for a lychee rose black tea that I bought in Chinatown a few years ago. I would prefer a little more lychee flavor, but this is still wonderful, especially with a touch of condensed milk and boba.
Utterly delicious. The flavor is very natural, not artificial at all. Tastes slightly sweet, even when unsweetened.
The dry tea mix smells better from a small distance: the lychee, rose, and green tea scents are beautiful and sweet together. But put your sniffer too close to the tea, and the lychee smell is overwhelming and sour. That sourness goes away with steeping, however.
Flavorwise, I really enjoy this tea. Everything in the tea's name is equally present in the taste--the floral notes of the rose and the sweetness of the lychee--which was a stark surprise given how often I can smell, but not taste, sweeter ingredients.
I preferred this tea slightly 'oversteeped': 4.5 minutes gives the lychee enough time to really shine, without the green tea becoming bitter.
I'd also recommend drinking this tea with a clean palette. If I tried to pair it with food, it mysteriously tasted like fish!
This is one of my favorite teas! Highly recommended!
Lovely tea! Nice green and fruity, with hints of roses.
One of the best green teas I've had. Smells wonderful.
This is delicious iced! The lychee adds a nice tart fruity note to brighten up the softness of the rose and the grassiness of the green tea. I m cautious with rose flavored anything, as it can easily be overpowering, but I thought it was nicely balanced with the other flavors.
The Lychee did nothing for this tea. I think I d like it better as green tea with only rose petals added.
This tastes and smells amazing! It has quickly become my very favorite Boutique. The mixture of the Rose West team lead to is mouthwatering!
I love it! Floral, slight fruity flavor. Lychees are my favorite fruit.
I can't quite make up my mind about this one. It has a unique, floral, and fruity flavor but edges into the 'perfumy' category.
I really enjoyed this tea and while I originally accidentally ordered two bags by accident I did not regret that decision. It's often my go to tea.
I love lychee, and this tea doesn't disappoint! It's slightly sweet and very refreshing to drink.
Lovely scent, at least to me, and a nice sharp taste with a floral finish.
We had it iced, because summer, with white sugar used to sweeten to taste in each person's cup and enjoyed it, though the small amount in the pitcher the next day was much too sharp for my taste.
So I suggest finishing it same day if made the same way