This herbal tea is made by Bigelow and is non-caffeinated.
Flavor: At first, it has a tart flavor, almost like some roses are so heavily fragranced that you can nearly taste them. That tartness quickly disappears into a more neutral taste like a light fruit. Lastly, there is a light and sweet aftertaste. The tea is not sweet, but the taste is.
Suggested Additions: I don't feel it needs anything, I like it how it is, but for the sake of experimenting, I added one half a spoonful of honey. The honey seemed to mask a bit of the flavor, which I didn't think it needed. However, if you are sensitive to sour tastes, honey or another sweetener would help neutralize that effect and would be a good thing for you to add to your tea.
Ingredients: Hibiscus, rose hips, apples, elderberries, natural and artificial raspberry flavors
Purpose: A friend said, "I'm gonna make some tea" and I thought that sounded so great that I made some as well. I like that it has no caffeine, but am a little disappointed that there is also no raspberry in it, only the flavor of raspberry. Still, it is a good tea, and I think it would be excellent lightly sweetened and then iced for the summer.
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