★★★★★
I love this delicious fruity green tea. Pomegranate is a favorite of mine. . I added pomegranate kennels and honey . Soothing and Refreshing.
China green tea and sweet-tart pomegranate. Subtle fruit flavor, refreshing crisp texture and airy finish.
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I love this delicious fruity green tea. Pomegranate is a favorite of mine. . I added pomegranate kennels and honey . Soothing and Refreshing.
Very tasty but I like this flavored green tea better iced and blended-mixed with other flavors and accents.
Can't go wrong with a green tea especially when you add pomegranate and raspberry to the mix. It's a very subtle fruit flavor and a nice go to when you are looking for a simple green tea.
It’s fine, but honestly just tasted like green tea to me. I didn’t really get enough of the fruit flavor, which is a shame.
UPDATE: I had my husband try this tea today, so here are his thoughts.
“It’s weird. I’ve had better. It’s like, um, kind of light, really light. That’s one thing that comes to mind. Yeah, I did get fruit before, but I’m getting it less with the next sips. I don’t taste any grassy taste to it. Not bitter, not really.” - T
This tea was pretty underwhelming for me. There was a mild tart flavor, but it wasn’t enough to cut through the grassy green tea.
I really enjoyed the fruity smell of the tea when I opened my CommuniTea packet. I steeped the tea for about 3 minutes at 180 degrees. The pomegranate and raspberry taste was subtle, but it balanced nicely with the taste of the green tea. It is overall a tasty and refreshing tea!
I have tasted various green teas (bagged, but nonetheless) and to me this one tasted a bit fishy, a bit earthy. There weren't that many little pomegranates so I don't feel like it gave it any flavor. By far the flavor I enjoyed the least... ever. kind of reminded me of the fishy matcha I tasted from adagio as well.
This is a lovely green tea. Not overly fruity or grassy, just pleasant. A nice, calming cup. :)
The grassy green tea flavor was prominent ... I did not get fruity pomegranate (or raspberry as those online did)... I added honey and still did not notice fruity. It was astringent and even a bit bitter in the finish - that may be from steeping to high of a temp?
It was still an enjoyable cup of green tea . I rated it a bit lower because I didn’t get the fruit profile….
UPDATED from 12/27/22: A fresh and fruity aroma comes from the CommuniTEA packet. It steeps into a golden color and smells of fruit. This is a delight. If you find the raspberry is too bitter, adding ¼ teaspoon of sweetener (to 10 oz) helps reduce that. I don’t eat pomegranates, so I'm not sure how they taste, but this is a great fruity green tea, and I drink it plain. It is not too grassy and the astringency is only on the finish, which is refreshingly clean. Steeps more than once, which is a big plus. (3 mins @ 180ºF).
For this second time having this tea I added some honey. It paired really good with the fruity flavor of pomegranate. Yummy!
This is a very decent flavor for a green tea but since green teas or fruity flavors aren't my favorite it was just ok to me. It wasn't tart or overly sweet. This is coming from a person who tends to have a sweet tooth.
I am very particular about green tea. My preferred green tea is Genmai Cha. I find a lot of the green teas to be watery. This one was a little better since the pomegranate flavor gave it a little depth. I received this in my CommuniTEA box but wouldn't purchase again. If you like green tea in general, you might like this one.
Edit 1/7/23: Still not a favorite but this time I could not detect any raspberry pieces or pomegranate flavor.
Green tea isn't my favorite but I enjoyed this tea. The fruity flavor was not overpowering but was present. I brewed it at 180 for about 3 minutes. It was nice plain, but a bit of honey brought out the fruity flavor a bit more.
It took me three or so tastings to come to appreciate this one. It is a very light, delicate flavor with just a hint of pomegranate. It’s winter now and I’m betting I’ll love it even more in the springtime.
UPDATED: I keep trying green teas, and keep thinking, maybe this one will be the one I like. Nope. It sure wasn't this one. I guess there was a little influence from the pomegranate, but it was nowhere near enough to help me finish the cup. It was predominantly just grass to me. I feel like green tea is the New Zealand Sauvingon Blanc of teas. If you love it, you love it. If you don't, you probably hate it with a passion. For green tea lovers, I'm sure this is great. It was delicate and the fruit didn't overpower tea - it just isn't for me.
Update: 1/7/23 - The second steep of this tea was as tasty as the first. It needs only about a quarter of a teaspoon of raw honey for green tea to taste wonderful! Original review: I really enjoyed this green tea with a mild fruity, kind of like pomegranate flavor in the background. The tea was a little bit grassy in the first steep, less so in the second one. I steeped at 180 degrees for 3 minutes each time, adding just a little raw honey to bring out the flavors.
This is a mild green tea with a berry-ish flavor. Not quite sure if I can specify that it is pomegranate but it is tasty. (180F for 2min)
Update: CT 1-7-23
I seriously considered skipping this blend since I had it about a week ago in the December CT and wasn’t overly impressed. However, I decided to give it another try and I have to say that I’m happy I did. I don’t believe I did anything differently, but this was a whole different tea experience. It is still a little grassy at the beginning, but the other flavors meshed well with the tea and continued to improve as it cooled. I am upgrading my original rating of 3 stars to 4.
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Pomegranate Green
Recommended Steep: 212 °F 2-3 min
I Steeped at: 212 °F 2-min
Smelled of Raspberries upon opening, which gave me pause since raspberries are a bit hit or miss for me. Green tea can also be hit or miss, but I decided to keep an open mind and try this blend. I was pleasantly surprised that despite the grassiness, this was an a sweet, fairly enjoyable sip that tastes mildly of raspberries and green tea. Although not a tea I would necessarily purchase on my own, it wasn’t bad. I think green tea lovers will enjoy this. 3 stars from me.
This was alright, but something about it tasted...not off, but weird. Maybe it's the pomegranate, its a flavor i'm not super familiar with and that could've been what was off.
A nice green...I'm a fan of Green, at times, just to kinda recalibrate & reset the tastebuds. Pom Green is a good one for that..with all the middle ground, light notes within. Pom Green is a good afternoon cuppa harmonizing and grounding vibes.
This is a good cup, it smell nice too, you can taste pomegranate.☕️🫖
a nice grassy green tea with a subtle fruitiness!
It’s a pretty typical flavored green tea; somewhat lower quality green tea with a berry type fruity flavor. A small amount of sugar brings out the fruit and mellows the flavors. Quite good.
This is a nice green tea with a hint of fruity pomegranate.
This is a pleasant lightly flavored sweet-tart green tea. It is not a grassy, vegetal green, so it is good for those who aren't a fan of that type of green tea.
Adagio's smooth, earthy green tea is always a win for me... but pomegranate flavor is barely there. I would love more flavor!
I used water that had barely come to a boil and steeped it for two minutes to avoid grassiness. It was mild and not grassy and I didn't taste pomegranate. I'm not normally a green tea drinker so this isn't for me but I can see how others would love it.
An average green tea without any notable grassiness to it, but also no pomegranate notes. The raspberry is apparent and adds a tartness.
The pomegranate wasn't quite as strong as I had hoped it would be, but it's still nice.
All I could taste was green tea. I could not detect any raspberry or pomegranate. I love raspberry tea so I was looking forward to this one. I was disappointed .
I’m afraid I’m not a fan of most green teas, and this is another one that’s not for me. The taste was too grassy tasting, but I know from the reviews of others that it is a good tea for green tea lovers. I did notice the fruity tastes in the background that were pleasant. I brewed it at 180 degrees for 3 minutes.
Not sure what I think of the Pommegrant flavoring but I would try it again.
This is a smooth green tea with a hint of pomegranate flavor. As it cooled, I can taste more pomegranate.
CommuniTEA portion: 2-1/2 minute steep at 180 degrees. Nice green with slightly tart fruity accents. Not my favorite green flavored tea but refreshing none the less.
This was not one I could drink due to allergy. My current taster is not a green tea fan so said this was “okay”
Very tasty green tea with a nice fruity flavors some added sugar helped bring those flavors forward more. 2.5 mins @ 195°F
Pomegranate Green smells like green and fruit. It tastes like a light green, probably making it more acceptable to those who don’t favor green teas. The fruit flavor is not overly fruity, as advertised. It works as a light green tea both hot or cold.
Would have been a 5 but I hate raspberry leaves. I brewed hot but cold brewed would have been better. Taste matches name
This tea has a nice fruity flavor but I wouldn't be able to tell you it's specifically a pomegranate flavor. The raspberry is present and identifiable, but I'm disappointed that the pomegranate wasn't more so as well. Overall it a decent cup that I enjoyed, but probably not one I'd buy for myself over other teas.
I like this one. A nice and fruity/floral green. Cannot exactly place pomegranite but it is good.
Smells like sweet pomegranate/raspberry candy in the CT packet. It interestingly suggests brewing at 212 for 2-3 minutes which is usually too hot for greens, so I compromised at 190 for 2 minutes.
On sipping, the added flavoring was much less pronounced than it smells, to the point where I could still detect a hint of hay-like grassiness from the green tea underneath the raspberry-candy-like flavor. I'm not a big fan of fruity-flavored teas myself, but I could see keeping a small size of this around for friends or family who are.
A very pleasant green tea. Though I didn't get much of the pomegranate in my packet. Though that just maybe because my nose is plugged up. I will get this again to try when I'm not plugged up.
A very pleasant mildly fruity green tea. I brewed it at 180 for two minutes and added a tad of Matcha Honey. No bitterness was detected and the fruit is tart. I don't think I would have identified it as pomegranate however.
In the bag: Almost entirely the dark green, roughly chopped leaves of green tea. Half a dozen tiny bits of dried raspberry.
On the nose (pre-steep): As others have described, this is a classic lightly flavored green. Primary aroma is a musty vegetal flavor, like decaying grass. Secondary notes of raspberry.
On the nose (post-steep): Raspberry has left the building. We're left with just the musty grass. Not very intense.
On the tongue (pre-sweetener): Raspberry is still MIA. As with most greens, the mustiness from the smell is not here on the tongue. Instead, a slightly buttery flavor has joined the grassy vegetal note.
On the tongue (post-sweetener): Though the mild sweetness compliments the grass, it didn't bring the berry back to the cup.
Opinion: A decent tea, though not one that I would want again. Note that I'm not a huge fan of naked greens, which is what this blend turned into after the steep. I would have appreciated more berry.
Preparation: 2.5 min @ 175 ℉, ½ tsp monk fruit sweetener
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Haha, just a prank; Pomegranate wants to play; he is on the way!
Green is his bestie; they are in a pranking war; there is much laughter (Haiku Review)
This needed a 4-5 min steep to bring out the flavor. Having said that, the flavor is light green tea and raspberry. No pomegranate, but the raspberry is very nice.
Pomegranate green tea is refreshing and fruity.
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Nice grassy green tea, sweet fruit up top. I couldn’t specifically say that it tastes like pomegranate but more like a fruit salad with some pomegranate in it. Pleasant, drinkable.
The pomegranate flavor is quite weak, leaving only the pleasant green tea flavor. (Cold brewed for 10 hours)
It has a very tasty pomegranate flavor without being too overpowering. Super refreshing when iced.