Apple Tea Reviews

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There are apples. Then there is tea. So what do you get when you mix them? An apple flavored tea, of course! And apple flowers and tea are just, well, meant to go together.

Indeed, there is something very soothing about apple tea. So what is an apple tea? Basically, any tea - usually herbal or flavored in nature - that has apple infused with it, giving the tea a taste of apple to one degree or another.

Listed below are links to reviews of teas on this site that either have, or are supposed to have, a taste of apple to them.

• Adagio Teas Apple Cantata Herbal Tea : A very sweet whole fruit tea that has a unique but somewhat forgettable flavor.
• Adagio Teas Candy Apple Flavored Black Tea : This tea is no substitute for a sweet and tasty caramel covered apple.
• Adagio Teas Cinnamon Apple Rooibos Tea : A very tasty tea that tastes remarkably similar to hot apple cider.
• Ahmad Teas Apple Flavored Black Tea : A very flavorful and non-bitter black tea that has a strong apple flavor.
• Bigelow Cinnamon Apple Herbal Tea : A uninspiring tea that has a poor "fruity cinnamon" taste.
• Bigelow Cranberry Apple Herbal Tea : An average tea with a moderately strong taste of cranberries.
• Celestial Seasonings Cranberry Apple Zinger Herbal Tea : A tasty tea that nicely combines apples and cranberries for a very pleasant taste.
• Culinary Teas Strawberry Kiwi Herbal Tea : If you love strawberries, well then, this is the tea for you.
• Dragonwater Vanilla Cream Herbal Fruit Tea : An attractive fruit tea flavored with vanilla cream that is in no way a replacement for ice cream.
• Lipton Cinnamon Apple Herbal Tea : A nice blend of apple and cinnamon produces a pleasant flavor.
• Maikotea Apple & Mint Herbal Tea : A high quality herbal tea that nicely mixes the flavors of apple and mint for a pleasing taste.
• Stash Chamomile Herbal Tea : A pleasant, light-tasting herbal tea with a hint of apple.

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