Almond Tea Reviews

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Do you like Amaretto? You know, that liqueur that you add to seven-up to produce the worlds greatest mixed drink - Amaretto & Seven? If you do, or just enjoy the taste of almonds, then you are in luck as there are a fair amount of teas in this world that contain an almond and/or amaretto flavor.

True, almonds, and tea, are not what one necessarily thinks of when it comes to the "tea experience." Yet, almonds provide an interesting flavor to any tea.

Listed on this page are links to reviews on this site for teas that either have, or should have, an almond flavor to them.

• Adagio Teas Almond Tea : A pleasant but weak tasting almond flavored black tea. No substitute for Amaretto, sadly.
• Bigelow Fruit & Almond Herbal Tea : A very good almond tea that is nearly a substitute for a mixed drink with Amaretto in it!
• Maikotea Cherry Almond Herbal Tea : A sad and very disappointing tea that gives you false hopes with it's wonderful aroma before being brewed.
• Republic of Tea Vanilla Almond Black Tea : A pleasant black tea that has a nice vanilla flavor to it but the almond flavor is quite weak.

Featured Green Tea Pi Lo Chun : Green tea from the Fujian province of China. Pi Lo Chun (sometimes written biluochun) translates as "green snail spring" a reference to this tea's distinctive spiral-shaped leaves. It is produced in the short span of time between the Spring Equinox (end of March) and Clear Brightness (early April). Our "Choral Pi Lo Chun" tea is made from the finest tender buds, gathered and processed exclusively by hand. Available from Adagio Teas

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