Put a spring in your step with our joyful Foxtrot blend. Floral, sweet and soothing with a fresh finish.
Customers use these reviews to describe their experience with Foxtrot, including flavor, aroma, preparation preferences, strength, and how the tea fits into daily routines. Browse the full review history page by page to compare tasting notes, steeping tips, and favorite ways to enjoy this tea.
I like the blend of herbs in this tea. Despite the chamomile, it doesn't taste overwhelmingly of 'sleepy time' to me. It's a nice mellow tea for afternoons/evenings. I drink a lot of herbal tea to help calm my stomach, and this works well for that.
If your looking for an herbal tea with a smooth taste this is it! It is now my go to tea when I want to relax.
This is my favorite herbal tea. It’s light and dreamy. Mildly pepperminty with subtle vanilla. It’s my go to evening tea.
I enjoyed this nice cup of herbal tea, but I will admit that there was nothing particularly memorable about it. It's more like a friendly acquaintance than a friend: I'll always be happy to encounter it, but probably won't go out of my way to spend time with it.
Wanted 40 winks, but out of stock so tried this. Not a huge chamomile fan, but if a good blend I can handle it. This is not one of them. Edible, but just barely.
I so wanted to like the CommuniTea today. Sadly, no matter how I try or what it is blended with, Chamomile isn’t for me.
I saved today's CommuniTEA packet for nighttime because it's a nice relaxing blend with zero caffeine. Steeping for 7 minutes at 212°F created a nice golden brown tisane.
The scents of peppermint and chamomile rose from the cup. The first sip lets you know that chamomile is a major flavor here, followed by a mingling vanilla rooibos and peppermint. The finish is cooling and refreshing due to the peppermint menthols. The woody character of most rooibos blends is missing or hiding behind the other flavors. It's actually quite pleasant, and this is coming from someone who doesn't generally go for either chamomile or peppermint teas on their own. There's something about this blend that seems to help temper each flavor and mingle them pleasingly together. Maybe it's the vanilla and rooibos that work so well together with these others.
Overall This blend gets the thumbs up from my wife and I. We don't know how to do the dance, but this blend has our tastebuds doing the Foxtrot.
If it didn't have the roobios this would be perfect.
Based on the CommuniTEA packet: not too much of a fan of a chamomile and rooibos blend but its okay for what it is.
The flavors blended together nicely to make a soothing cup of tea!
Well, rooibos. Would have loved it without. Not a fan
Peppermint and Vanilla yes! Chamomile and Rooibos. NO thank you. As part of the CommuniTEA packet, I think my tea lacked some of the Rooibos as my tea was a light gold color and tasted mostly of chamomile, with mint.
I’m reminded of another tea company’s “tummy mint”. Foxtrot is the more fancy and nuanced version of it! Chamomile and mint are both represented and balanced well with just a touch of vanilla to round things out. Very good!
The packet smelled nice and sweet and minty, but once brewed it was overwhelmingly chamomile. There's a bit of minty aftertaste, but I'm missing the vanilla.
5m @ 200*
(CommuniTEA)
Perfect nighttime tea, it got me right to bed an hour before my usual bedtime of 9:00 PM. Highly recommend! 😪😴💤
Drinking this tea to wind down from the day. It's an interesting taste. The Chamomile is balanced out by the peppermint and it has a bite to it, especially the aftertaste. I don't enjoy Chamomile on its own very much, so the peppermint helps tame the overpowering flavor of Chamomile. Enjoyed with some honey.
This is a great, relaxing tea for a bath or a cold evening. The mint can help settle my stomach, and the chamomile smells great. I love having this on hand.
chamomile is the main flavor. If you're a fan you may like this unique blend. I'm not really butI sampled this Tea as part of the CommuniTEA March box.
What is so surprising about this tea is how well the flavors work together. Chamomile and peppermint can both be heavy hitters when it comes to flavor, and here, amazingly, they play nice with each other to make a nice, refreshing brew. The chamomile is certainly the most predominant flavor, but the vanilla gives it softness and the peppermint leaves a nice freshness in the mouth. I could get used to this tea.
When I opened the CommunITea packet the peppermint and chamomile were battling it out to see who was the strongest. The match was decided by the steep as chamomile came out triumphant. Peppermint stayed meekly in the background... and rooibos was somewhere in the stands.
I don't dislike chamomile, but it's not my favorite either. When hot the tea was okay, especially with some sugar added, but I really did not like the flavor of the chamomile once it chilled - so drink it while it's hot.
Steeped 212F, 5min
Today's CommuniTEA packet excited me. My favorite nighttime teas are chamomile, mint, or a blend of both. I'm usually not a big fan of vanilla flavoring and rooibos tea can be a bit too woodsy sometimes. My packet smelled like a white chocolate and peppermint candy. In this blend, the sweetness of the vanilla is noticeable right away and leaves a pleasant aftertaste after steeping for 10 minutes. The familiar flavor of chamomile and mint is balanced as I expected (unlike Cha Cha which was more heavy on the mint). While tasting, I occasionally noticed a hint of woodsiness from the rooibos but it was quickly covered by the mint. All flavors blended well. It is mostly minty and very sweet from the vanilla without any sugar added. Resteeped for 15 minutes, it was a mildly minty chamomile. I would drink this one again
I'm so surprised how much I like this blend considering I loathe rooibos and don't really care for mint. The chamomile is the strongest flavor (yay!) But I do taste a small amount of peppermint and just a hint of vanilla, and it's pretty pleasant actually. I hardly tested the rooibos at all, so that was awesome! Not bad overall! I still prefer plain chamomile, but I wouldn't turn another cup of this down.
Foxtrot is a minty, chamomile tea that has a good flavor. The peppermint stood out more then the chamomile but it was good. Added a bit of honey and the chamomile popped.
The chamomile is the strongest, the mint is pretty mild. Would taste great would honey.
I was skeptical of this tea. However, I think the blend of chamomile, mint, and vanilla was pleasant and balanced. Thankfully, I didn't taste the rooibos.
A well balanced combination of chamomile, peppermint and vanilla
Pleasantly mild, peppermint forward with a hint of chamomile at the end. I’m not really tasting the Rooibos or vanilla. It’s a calming blend, soothing to an upset stomach and a relaxing cup at the end of the day.
I grew up on sleepytime but let me tell you, adagio’s foxtrot takes bedtime tea up a few notches for me. Each sip is deliciously rich and so soothing. I can feel myself mellow as I sip. Chamomile and pepperminty flavors pair in harmony with a subtle hint of vanilla, creating a cozy night cap cuppa tea. This tea not only featured in communiTea but a delicious sample was gifted to me, so thank you so much, cuz every time I indulge it like a hug in a cup. Yup, Adagio foxtrot has now been added to my staple “comfort” tea stash.
The chamomile is the strongest aroma and flavor, with the peppermint only coming through a bit in the background. If not told, I wouldn't have even guessed there were other ingredients. If I liked chamomile more, or if it had played less of a starring role, I probably would have like this better. (reviewed through CommuniTEA; 8 min @ 212F)
My communiTEA packet smelled most strongly of peppermint, but with a slight sweetness from the chamomile and the vanilla, reminiscent of white chocolate peppermint.
I was a little worried that the astringency of the rooibos would lend a strange flavor to this tea, but to my delight it hung out mostly in the back, letting the peppermint and chamomile, in addition to that slight vanilla, cool and sweeten the tea.
I nice blend of ingredients if you like chamomile. Nothing to write home about.
Unlike a previous rooibos peppermint tea I drank earlier, this one was a bit more...mellowed out by the chamomile. It tasted okay, but not awesome by any means.
This tea certainly does what it sets out to do! The chamomile and mint are the stars of the show and the rooibos rounds out the flavors toward the tail end with a grounding woodiness.
Chamomile and mint aren't my favorite combo but I would heartily recommend to anyone and everyone who might like either of the two.
Chamomile forward/
Peppermint comes afterward/
Sing me to sleep, tea
Very nice tea! The combination of flavors was soothing, and no flavor overpowered the others!
If you like chamomile, you will probably enjoy this tea as it is the predominant flavor. Super smooth with subtly sweet floral notes, with a creamy vanilla flavor in the finish. There is some minty coolness but it's not overpowering. I didn't really taste the rooibos but may not have gotten much of it in my CommuniTEA packet. Overall a very pleasant bedtime blend.
I don't really love rooibos or chamomile and like my peppermint in light doses. This tea combines all the flavors really well. The peppermint doesn't overpower everything else and the rooibos and chamomile blend smoothly with the vanilla and mint. It's a soothing, refreshing cup that I'd drink often, despite being wary of the ingredients.
I save this tea for a nighttime treat. The peppermint and Chamomile makes for a delicious slow down cup of tea. Will definitely purchase this one again.
I liked this. Relaxing, yet with some zing to it. The flavors blend well, making a good any time of day herbal.
So surprised by this tea. While I thought it would be overwhelmed by the chamomile or rooibos, I was pleasantly surprised that the peppermint and vanilla rounded things out to a well blended non-caffeinated cup of tea.
212 degrees for 10 minutes. The dry leaves smell strongly of vanilla, mint and chamomile. The brew itself tastes mostly of chamomile with a hint of vanilla and a slightly minty finish. Nice smooth tea.
This tea pleasantly surprised me! Smells just like a peppermint patty in the packet, and brews into a calming and wonderful tea. The chamomile and peppermint work better together than they do alone, and the subtle sweetness from the vanilla rooibos pulls it all together. Probably my current favorite caffeine-free blend!
Strong vanilla and mint aroma emitting from my communitea cup today. The ingredients go very well with each other.
CommuniTEA Review
I guess I have an interesting palate. I actually liked this tea quite a bit. I brewed it per packaging instructions but I accidently added too much honey. It's not as minty as I like most of my minty teas to be but I don't think this tea should have been any more minty.
You would think with a name like foxtrot the tea would
be loaded with caffeine to get you in the dancing groove instead the flavors are all calming and soothing with tastes of chamomile and mint to help me unwind at night.
If you like peppermint and chamomile you will probably enjoy this tea. Since I am not, I couldn't finish the cup, which is why this tea is just 'ok' to me.
The tea itself seems to be of good quality. There were many whole chamomile flowers present and the balance of the peppermint and chamomile was very good. While I did not really taste any vanilla, I do think that the scent of vanilla is present in the tea after steeping.
I brewed this tea at 212F for 6 minutes and I felt like the peppermint and chamomile flavors were at the prefect level: flavorful but not overwhelming.
Maybe it’s just me but this tea tastes so gross super minty and vanilla not my cuppa tea!
This is a simple but effective combination that is perfect for the evening. The vanilla rooibos acts as a nice backdrop combining the honey flavors of the chamomile with the minty coolness from the peppermint. All three flavors blended perfectly in my cup for a relaxing and effective cup without caffeine. This is one to add to the evening rotation. Brewed 7 minutes at 212.
This is a nice, light, tasty caffeine free treat! I really like addition of the vanilla in this blend, it rounds out the chamomile and peppermint nicely.
I received this tea as part of the CommuniTEA box. As I only receive one individual portion of tea for sampling, the blend may be unbalanced and not reflect the more balanced blend that might come from a larger portion. Sometimes this is a good thing, particularly when it comes to chamomile teas. Additional disclaimer, I despise chamomile tea and have yet to like anything with chamomile in it.
The tea, upon opening, smells strongly of peppermint tea, though there is the familiar (and disliked) scent of chamomile underneath that. The other scents of the tea, such as the vanilla and the rooibos, disappear in favor of those two. I don't see too much chamomile inside, but there's plenty of rooibos and peppermint to spare.
I steeped this tea for only 5 minutes and a little change with 212 degree water. I hoped this would help keep the chamomile from overpowering, and while it meant that the peppermint isn't quite as strong as I might like, it did help to keep some of the chamomile taste down. It's an interesting, floral tea, and adding a bit of honey (i know, but anything to distract from the chamomile flavor), helps to mellow the flavors out and balance them across the tea.
While I still despise chamomile tea, and while I'm certainly not about to buy this for myself, it's not the worst thing in the world, and certainly not the worst tea I've had. That still doesn't mean that I'll enjoy drinking this tea, but that's just because I don't like chamomile. If you like chamomile, well, you'll probably like this tea.