Juicy papaya fruit flavor, liveliness rose hips, and soft coconut touch with pu erh for an exotic delight.
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I generally really love teas with this flavor profile such as the Thai tea, but this one failed to reach the bar in terms of strength. Coconut is the strongest note out of not much at all, but the smell is wonderful. May need a longer steep than suggested.
This is really, really tropical. Add coconut milk. I like it a lot. I'll never give 5 stars to tea with a flavor that is not just a plant because it feels like junk food to me, but sometimes these are fun..
I love the tropical aroma and warmth of the Pu-Erh. I drink it with a little sweet cream like a treat.
I wasn’t quite sure if I would love this one but was curious about the coconut notes. I have to say I really enjoyed it. The coconut is subtle but lingers on the palette nicely.
This is such a nice Tea! It's tropical without being to overwhelmingly sweet, I think it would go well with brown sugar if you like to add a sweetner as well!
I enjoyed this fruity, floral, coconutty flavored tea hot with cream. The raspberries, rose and coconut stood out in my sample. It smelled good and tasted even better!
I actually wasn't sure if I'd like this tea or not, since I'm not very experienced with pu-erh, but this tea pleasantly surprised me! The papaya and coconut aren't at all overpowering, and it tastes wonderful hot - I'm sure it would taste just as amazing iced!
I enjoyed today's tea. The papaya and coconut gave it a fun tropical flair. Brewed for 6 minutes with a packet of Splenda.
A lovely pu-erh, with a very tropical fruitiness dancing on top. rich and flavorful, just not my cup of tea... perhaps I have an aversion knowing I shouldn't be consuming papaya anyway 🤷🏼♀️
So good, drank this one hot with nothing added. This one has that awesome earthy pu-erh flavor, but it is definitely brought to another level by adding that coconut as a bold flavor for the base. This is all made better by the apple, papaya, mango, and raspberry mingling together to create an awesome amalgamation of mixed fruit as an accent flavor. Can't wait to try this one iced soon as it is definitely going on the wishlist. 212° 5 min
The coconut is really prevalent but not unpleasant. I did enjoy it but I liked it better once I had it iced which might seem odd.
The tea is ok hot with a strong coconut taste. When iced it is quite good with papaya fruitiness backing up the coconut.
CommuniTEA sample: 2 min @ 212 F, second cup for 5 min @ 212 F. I like the earthy flavor of Pu-Erh. And I like that you can brew Pu-Erh teas multiple times, usually starting with a shorter infusion and getting longer period I tried that here, but my first infusion was very light and mostly fruity and floral and flavors. I could still taste a little bit of the Pu-Erh behind it all, but it was mostly coconut and rose. The second infusion held up much better, immediately, and getting the earthy aroma, then some sweet, tropical notes, then more earthy flavors, then some mango flavor as I swallow it, with a bit more of the typical, savory and heavy bodied finish of Pu-Erh. It's not what I would expect out of a traditional Pu-Erh, but it certainly isn't bad, and I will continue to experiment with the steep time and preparation methods for this blend!
The first brewing had a very tropical flavor, while a second brewing had a light fruity flavor. Both times the tea has a gentle flavor, very enjoyable. I will try this as an iced tea next.
Definitely a summer favorite. Lots of tropical aromas
This is my second flavored Pu-erh. I expected a more tropical flavor but it is smooth and mild. I would like to see more flavors offered as this tea seems to be very gentle on the stomach.
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Yummy. Another great pu erh offering from adagio. Great for summer
I was genuinely surprised by how much I liked this tea. It is fantastic. This one is exciting and tropical. The coconut wasn't overpowering but was delightfully present. I steeped it for 3-5 minutes. ...and already reordered.
I thought this tea was too busy. Not bad, just not for me. I ended up giving it away.
Delicious and coconutty without being overwhelming. The rose petals tie the whole blend together and allow for a softened blend. Papaya is not my favorite fruit flavor, but it worked very well in the mix with the other ingredients.
The taste is good, I can taste the coconut. I like the fruity taste, the tea is very mild and smooth, and easy to drink. I prefer a more bold taste in my teas, this one is almost too mild for me personally.
Excellent tasting tea subtle coconut flavor thru-out. See oneself sitting on a lush tropical island while enjoying this tea. Not thrilled with coconut overall, but it works.
Used the sample size to make a little over 2 quarts of iced tea. Flavor is very enjoyable. A little tropical and summery. Added a couple tablespoons of monkfruit sweetener. Will definitely order more!
This tea reminds me a lot of Bai's coconut water. Really delicious I'm glad I received a free sample of this tea and now I purchased a whole pack.
Nice. A gentle flavor that works well with or without sweetener.
Pu-erh is new to me. My first internet search was on how to pronounce the name correctly. Thanks to purepuer.com I learned that Pu-erh is pronounced 'Poo' which rhymes with the word 'you' and er is pronounced like the er in the word 'ergonomic'. Next was learning about the tea and its origins. Two sites were helpful with that: seriouseats.com and artoftea.com. I include this nerdy information so I can refer to it again in the future. I decided to make three steeps using 206F water (just under boiling) and a brew time of about 2 min. 30 sec., half of the CommuniTEA suggested time for each cup. The tea had a slightly earthy taste with the apple, rose and coconut flavors most notable. I added my usual milk and Truvia which smoothed all flavors and enriched the tea. My second and third steeps were just as enjoyable. I added honey instead of Truvia for these last two cups and found that the honey nicely complimented the gentle woodsy taste of the tea. I can say that I may be a real fan of Pu-erh soon if my next experience is as good as this one.
It's got a pleasant fruity flavor, but it tastes watered down. I brewed it for a full 10 minutes and I still felt like it was missing something. I think I'd like this flavor as a black,or even a green, tea.
A very good Pu-erh tea! Good mix of fruity, while still able to have the earthy taste of the tea
Really good flavorful tea today. I enjoyed it. 😋 .
I like the earthiness of the pu-erh. I get a slight fruity flavor but not one that stands out distinctly. Just ok for me.
Update: Today's communiTEA sample has a strong papaya flavor and I can't taste any coconut. I used to love this blend, not so much now.
Today's communiTEA sample, is a delicious coconut and mango flavored pu-erh. It's dark , earthy, and smooth.
Woah, this tea gives me a mouth full of taste! The coconut definitely leads, with a slight additional taste - is it the pu erh? It's my first one, so I can't really tell. I really enjoy it!
When I opened my CommuniTEA packet, I was met with aromas of coconut. I steeped the tea for 3 minutes. The tea has a mild tropical flavor and the pu-erh base makes it smooth. It is a decent cup of tea, but not my favorite.
This is an OK tasting tea, it just isn't a very strong flavor. Steeped at 212 degrees for 3-5 minutes.
This is a tropical paradise of a tea. The earthiness of the pu her is a perfect backdrop to the papaya and coconut.
This was good but not the best I have had. I may not have steeped it long enough. I had also never had Pu-errh before so I didn't know what to expect.
The Pu-Erh Tahiti is definitely a new favorite. Love the flavor. It has a mild sweetness to it. Will be adding this to my rotation.
This tea is great during the cold winter months when I'm missing summer. A floral black tea with nutty coconut wisps to tie it together.
Pu-erh Tahiti a normal tea, but I expected more, three stars from me
Pu-erh Tahiti is a tea that will transport you to a tropical paradise with its exotic and delicious taste and aroma. This blend has a complex and rich aroma that combines the earthiness of pu-erh, the sweetness of apple, papaya, and coconut, and the freshness of rose hips, rose petals, raspberries, and mango. The flavor is smooth and full-bodied, with a balanced and satisfying taste of pu-erh, with hints of fruity and creamy notes. This tea is perfect for relaxing and unwinding, or for enjoying with your friends and family. Pu-erh Tahiti will make you feel like you’re on vacation with every sip.
It was a decent, but rather bland and bitter until I added any sweetener. I used a teaspoon of stevia and vanilla creamer. This seemed to bring out a bit of the coconut and other flavors.
One of my favorite teas was gone in less than a week!
I love puerh blends. This one is truly unique because of the tropical flavors. I honestly don’t normally enjoy coconut in my tea, but here, it is outstanding.All the tropical fruits come through and it is very refreshing hot or cold.
This is just an overall tasty drink. Super tropical but not excessively sweet. I like it with sugar in it to boost the fruit flavor.
The extra flavors making pu-erh more palatable. Sometimes I want the benefits of the tea without the pungent flavor.
I am not a huge fan of Pu-erh tea, so I was not expecting to enjoy this tea. I am happy to report that after one sip I found myself enjoying this tea very much. It's got such a lovely tropical vibe to it.
Update: I now cold brew this tea and it's even better. The fruit flavors really shine.
Update: The last time I made this tea I cold brewed it and it was even better.
Update: I cold brewed the tea this time. Very lovely. I would drink it either hot or cold brewed. Just a wonderful tea.
So yummy - my favorite tea so far. This tea smells so tropical it is like a vacation in a cup. Smooth no bitterness.
I have heard so many good things about Pu-Erh teas. I tried the Tahiti. It was delicious. The coconut and fruity undertones were so nice. Not only was it good hot but iced as well. This will go on my Fav list!
I get a very soft mouthfeel when I drink this tea. When iced, it's subtlely sweet on its own without need for added sweetener. When served hot, I like to add just a little bit of honey to bring out all the lovely flavors. Overall, a very pleasant tea to either start or end your day.