Bigelow Teas : Reviews of Teas

Bigelow is one of the original supermarket brands of teas. As such, Bigelow Teas can be found just about anywhere, from Wal-Mart to your local grocery store. They are also widely available online, such as at Amazon (Bigelow Teas at Amazon.Com).

One nice thing about Bigelow Teas - there are lots of types and flavors available. And some of them are even pretty good. And, as most of their teas are bagged, they are quick and easy to make.

Listed below are the reviews of Bigelow Teas that are available on this site. Just click any of the links to read the full review.

• Bigelow Cinnamon Apple Herbal Tea : A uninspiring tea that has a poor "fruity cinnamon" taste.
• Bigelow Cinnamon Spice Herbal Tea : A moderately strong cinnamon flavored herbal tea that has an ok taste.
• Bigelow Cranberry Apple Herbal Tea : An average tea with a moderately strong taste of cranberries.
• Bigelow Eggnogg'n Tea : No substitute for Real Egg-Nog!
• Bigelow French Vanilla Tea : Yet another disappointment in the Vanilla Tea Category
• Bigelow Fruit & Almond Herbal Tea : A very good almond tea that is nearly a substitute for a mixed drink with Amaretto in it!
• Bigelow Lemon Herb Tea : If you enjoy the taste of lemon, you'll like this moderately strong tasting lemon tea.
• Bigelow Mint Medley Herbal Tea : A weak tea that combines peppermint and spearmint flavors.
• Bigelow Peppermint Herbal Tea : Just your average supermarket brand peppermint tea, good but not earth shatteringly great.
• Bigelow Perfect Peach Herbal Tea : A tea that really does taste like peaches.
• Bigelow Red Raspberry Herbal Tea : A surprisingly good and tasty tea that really does taste like raspberries.
• Bigelow Sweet Dreams Herbal Tea : A very boring tea that may indeed put you to sleep!

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