Break out the grass skirt and lei because we're going tropical! This sunny herbal tea blends the refreshingly zesty flavors of peach, strawberries, mango pineapple and papaya.
Customers use these reviews to describe their experience with Peach Bellini, 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 received this in my communitea packet today, and it really just looked like a pile of dried apples. However, I steeped for about ten minutes and added some honey and thought this tea had a very juicy yet mild flavor. It tasted less artificial compared to other peach teas that I have had in the past, so I enjoyed it very much. It is not a strong flavor, but a light peach.
I do love peaches and peach-flavored teas and other foods. This just tasted off to me. My CommunTEA packet consisted of just apple pieces, so all I could taste was the artificial-tasting flavorings added to the apples, no real fruit flavors. It smelled like a fake peach candle or something. I really wanted to like this, but perhaps a larger sample size would yield a better result.
Love this tea. A gentle blend of all flavors My favorite this month!
212 degrees for 10 minutes. Apple, orange, peach, pineapple, mango, rose, strawberry, papaya. Despite the apparent fruit salad in this herbal tea, the actual taste of Peach Bellini is that of a very light Peach Bellini. Directions include a steeping of 5 — 10 minutes, but I strongly encourage a steeping of at least 10 minutes and probably 2 teaspoons per cup. Delicious at night, and pairs well with other fruit teas in a second steeping.
A nice gentle fruit flavor. I steeped for over 10 minutes and added a little sugar. The peach flavor was pleasant
The CommuniTEA packet opens to reveal the bright scent of peaches. Popping this one into the VelociTEA maker, I can see many pieces of apple and peach, red flecks of rose petal, and some other bits and pieces of what must be the rest of the ingredients.
Brewing for 7 minutes at 212°F produced a very light tisane with a slight peachy hue. The taste is very fruit forward, and has a lightly sweet peach and tropical character. As it cools, there is a bit more of a tangy flavor like a real peach skin would have.
Adding a bit of rock sugar as sweetener brings out the orange and mango flavors, while still remaining very peachy. Overall this is a nice fruit blend, and would make a good iced tea for a hot summer day.
This tea was peach perfection! I enjoyed the peachy flavor, it would be perfect iced.
I’m not sure if I did something wrong. The package smells wonderful. I brewed it for 10 minutes. I added some sugar but it sort of tastes like nothing. When I stop drinking I feel the after taste of peach but when I’m drinking it seems to not be there. Weird.
The aroma wafting out of the packet is pure heaven! I steeped for 10 minutes to squeeze out all that peachy flavor.
When brewed, this tea looks... uninspiring. It's got a sort of cloudy gray tinge, but don't let that fool you! It tastes delicious - fresh juicy peaches blend together with other tropical fruit flavors in a lovely medley, but peach is definitely the star! The flavor is a little light, so be generous with your scoops.
Even while hot, this blend is reminiscent of a sweet tropical cocktail. It'd be great as an iced tea, or as an addition to any other tea (hint: all of them) that might need a peachy punch!
A nice tea, although I think it would be better iced!
I love herbal fruit teas! I was a little worried with this one as I am not a huge peach fan. I was VERY PLEASANTLY surprised. The smell was lovely without being overwhelming. The flavor was a light refreshing flavor. Peach is there, but not the only dominant flavor. I really enjoyed this tea!
I got nothing but apple bits in mine, so it was pretty weak, like watered down apple juice someone dipped a peach in. Although if it were stronger, it'd probably be very good.
My CommuniTea packet was a little shy, so I made 4oz of tea. Have this iced...it really brings out the peach flavor. I also think this would be a nice addition to a blend...maybe a green tea. This is definitely worth a sample to try and have on hand to play with blending.
This is a favorite of mine and one of the first teas I tried from Adagio. I love that this tea contains mainly fruit with a few rose petals for a hint of floral. I love the luscious peachiness of this tea. Peach scent is strong from the start from the dry ingredients along with papaya and rose. When I take sip, I get more peaches and strawberry. The bright fruitiness lingers long on the palate. I typically use two teaspoons per cup instead of the recommended one. I love this tea during the warmer months of the year. (5 mins @212° F)
Wonderful light peach taste --- so relaxing! Love it!
2/20/21 - I still love this tea! My CommuniTea packet was mostly apple pieces, but I love the warm apple taste with a hint of peach. Just a relaxing cup of fruity goodness. mmmm. Very tummy warming on this cold Feb morning!
I’m pleasantly surprised just how much I’m enjoying this tea. I expected it to be too sweet but it’s perfect. Strong peach smell makes me think of summer and the fruity taste is a reminder that spring is just around the corner
Good peach flavor! I had it hot on this cold morning, but this would be great as an iced tea during the summer.
the scent is full and strong in the pouch but the taste of the tea after steeping is underwhelming. I can't taste the peach alot in the herbal some other people might like this CommuniTEA sample though.
This smells absolutely divine! However, when hot the flavors aren't as bold as I thought they'd be, which made me sad. So, I'd hoped they'd ramp up a bit as it cooled. This struck me as a tea that would make a perfect iced tea. I was correct. As this cooled the fruit flavors came through, and this not only smells divine, it tastes divine as well! Faving this one to save for making summertime iced tea!
2/8/21:
This was pretty good, very peachy. Light (watery) flavor overall even after steeping for 10 minutes. I tried it hot but will definitely also try it iced. I can usually get away with using a teaspoon of tea for up to 16 oz of water, but I definitely wouldn’t recommend that with this tea. I’ll probably use about 3 teaspoons for 16 ounces next time because I really want to taste the fruit. I imagine this would be awesome to blend with other teas.
2/20/21 CommuniTea Update:
My packet had plenty of tea, a full teaspoon. But based on my last experience I added more from my own sample packet, 3 tsp total. Steeped 10 min again. It tastes completely different from last time, more flavorful in general but less peachy. Definitely more apple than anything, don’t taste strawberry or mango specifically, but it has a mixture of fruits, and peach is not the star. I will definitely still try this iced, and likely try it in a mixture, but I got this sample looking for an intense peachy tea and I have found others that fit that bill better.
wouldn’t swear on it, but I think everybody was present and ready to go in my communiTEA packet this morning. I had two whole teaspoons of ingredients (3 grams), enough for a 12 ounce steep. A few strawberry bits, one orange peel and a thin strip of pineapple were noted. They were preparing for a fruit showdown with a gaggle of apple pieces and other fruits. Moderate peach aromas were noted.
I performed a typical tisane steep at 212°F. I wanted to make sure that I pulled-out as many flavors as possible, so I let my brew steep for eight minutes.
When hot, peach flavors were mild. Other fruit flavors were noted in the background. I added one-quarter teaspoon of sugar to intensify all flavors.
When hot, the sprayed-on peach flavorings sealed the deal. Moderate peach flavors had won the showdown by a stems length! Mild pineapple and apple flavors tied for second place. Other tropical fruit flavors were hanging around at the end of the pack.
This blend may have looked weak, but it packed a pretty good tropical punch of peach and tropical fruit flavors. It was a very smooth multi-layered, pleasant and worthy drink indeed. I suspect it would make a great iced tea. Everybody was tired at the end, including me, so a second steep was not performed. (8 mins @ 212ºF, ¼ tsp sugar)
The tea is fruity without being sour or sharp. The taste is pleasant, but the flavor is just too weak, even after leaving the steep in the cup while drinking.
Peach Bellini Tea was vey easy to drink, full of fruit flavor. My sample packet portion seemed small and mostly like apple pieces and very little else. But, I am sure in a regular non-sample size it would be better. I do like this cool/cold vs. hot. I would buy this again! Very tasty tea!.
It smells delicious, but it lacks in flavor. It will not be on my list of teas to buy.
Steeped for 10 min at 212 degrees. Yummy and peachy! My packet was mostly apples but the peach flavor was dominant.
Very light peach flavor when hot, each sip brings a different tropical fruit to mind. This is a tea whose true deliciousness shows up when iced. Steep @ 212 for at least 5 min. to develop the full peach flavor.
The tea has been a favorite iced for quite some time, although when I received it from my community tea packet it wasn’t quite right.
From the time I opened the package to when I took my first sip I was thinking of warm weather and sand. It was a flavor from paradise. I let it steep for the 10 minutes being that it was all fruit, and the flavors all came out. Saved some to try on ice.
Tastes mildly of peach after a long steep, sweet without any added sweetener. Prefer iced over hot.
This had a really lovely, soft peachy flavor when hot, and I suspect it would be even better iced. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of flavor since usually, I experience a lot less flavor when peach is involved because it's such a light flavor. This was really good!
Today’s communiTea was a peach Bellini. I did an overnight, cold steep, for this tea. (Note, packet skimpy on my ingredients so only used 6oz water) As I sipped, hints of ripe peaches, and Hmmm mangos creating a very delicate, lightly sweet tea. I liked it a lot. Reminded me of my grandma’s lightly sweetened, canned peaches but in a tall glass of tea, only thing missing a splash of Prosecco. I did not try this hot, enjoyed iced even added a tiny pink umbrella, while sipping this on a cold winter morning! (Overnight cold steep, 6oz water)
Great for iced tea! Very light peach flavor. Smells amazing.
I’m not a big fan of peach teas. I made it iced because I prefer teas like this that way. Peach lovers will really enjoy this.. for me it was just ok.
I love peach Bellini tea! I find that the recommended ratio of tea to serving size is too weak for me and using more than the recommended amount makes for a stronger peach flavor. This one also cold brews in the fridge very well.
very fun and delicious. adagio does a nice job of mixing flavors
Wow! As a hot tea, this really sparkles just like a peach Bellini, it goes down sweet and wonderful with a very light mouthfeel. The tea looks like apple pieces, smells like peaches, and brews a very pale liquor. It is worth taking the extra time to brew because then the taste is phenomenal. I've liked all of Adagio's peach teas so far, but this is just crisp and refreshing, a world away from the earthy and light flavored peach rooibos. A rebrew does not disappoint, but should go for 10 minutes or longer. Over ice, this tea has even more peachy flavor and sparkly tartness. As much as I like it on its own, I imagine it would go wonderfully with a sweet white tea, and I can't wait to get blending.
Not big into peach, but I do like this tea. Delicious
My CommuniTEA packet had a small portion of all apple pieces and maybe an orange peel. When steeped with boiling water for 10 minutes, the flavor is light with the same peachiness as White Peach but a bit stronger. As I expected, the resteep had no flavor. This tea is nice and I might buy a sample bag of it to see how a full teaspoon portion would brew.
The peach comes out well, cold and cold brewed is best
As I sit here in Northern Maine during a sleet storm this is like drinking a taste of summer. I will definitely try the ice tea version of this. The peach flavor really comes through. I find I don't bother with straining the tea after seeping as the bits and pieces are also good tasting
Very nice peach overtones although not as pronounced or flavorful as with the Peach Serenity. I made this as an iced tea, lots of steeping time, and would buy it again (and make it a little bit stronger) if the Serenity were not available.
My sample sized bag was comprised almost entirely of apple pieces and it smells awful in the bag, but don't be put off by that. It smells much better once steeped, and has a sweetness and gentle peach flavor reminiscent of peach gummy candies. A nice tea but overall too light for my taste; might be better when using double the amount.
I'm sure overall this is a good blend, as it smells heavenly. But I was a bit disappointed when the packet I ordered seemed to only contain dried apple pieces with no other flavor bits, as was indicated in the description. Still, it tasted nice, fruity flavor and aroma.
My daughter and I love this as an iced tea! It s a great caffeine free treat for her.
I really like the taste of this tea. The only issue I have is that the dried fruits are apple pieces, not peaches. It takes away from the experience. But other than that, it’s pretty good.
I honestly enjoy this tea so much. Every time I drink this tea I feel like I’m somewhere nice and tropical :)
I'm kind of a derp when it comes to subtle flavors... if you like subdued hints of peach and warmth this one is for you. I like my peach drinks like chapstick...insane and almost cartooonish. This was not that...
I have tried steeping the Peach Bellini for both 5 and 10 minutes. At 5 minutes I found it to be too mild. The next time I steeped it for 10 minutes hoping to draw out more flavours. While it was sweeter, I didn't notice an improvement in the flavour profile as it was still fairly one-dimensional. Because I bought a large bag, I plan to use it to blend with other teas to increase their sweetness without adding honey or sugar.
Mine was all large fruit pieces and as a result the tea was very light. I steeped it for the max time and in my opinion it is not worth it (tasted like a light sweetness and I prefer a stronger and less sweet tea flavor)
This tasted good, but I wish the flavors were stronger. I ended up steeping longer than the package recommends and it was a little bit better, but my husband thinks this just tastes like water every time I make it.