Honey Tea Reviews

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Honey is, of course, a natural sweetener. And as such, it is a "natural thing" to add into a tea. Of course, honey can be added into any tea. However, many teas today come with a "built-in" honey taste, for lack of a better word. This "built-in" taste arises due to infusions that tea manufacturers put into the tea, usually through the form of various natural honey flavors.

Now, this "built-in" honey taste is great news for people like myself who have an incurable sweet tooth. But even tea purists, who despise sweet teas, may from time to time enjoy honey with their tea too.

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

• Celestial Seasonings Honey Lemon Ginseng Green Tea : A great tasting green tea that nicely combines honey and lemon. Perfect for "new green tea drinkers."
• Lipton Honey Green Tea : A really bad honey flavored green tea.
• Lipton Honey Lemon Flavored Black Tea : A very flavorful honey and lemon flavored black tea that is pleasant to drink.
• Numi Sweet African Red Green Rooibos Tea : A very unpleasant tea that has a rather harsh and bitter taste, with no flavor of honey whatsoever.
• Numi Teas Bushmen's Brew Honeybush Herbal Tea : A semi-sweet herbal tea with a very strong and enjoyable flavor of honey.
• Republic of Tea Honey Ginseng Green Tea : A light yet slightly sweet green tea that has a superb honey flavored after-taste that lingers seemingly forever.

General Tea Books The Tea Companion: A Connoisseur's Guide : This comprehensive, authoritative guide to understanding, purchasing, and serving the world's finest teas is beautifully illustrated with full-color photographs of a variety of tea leaves and herbs, as well as their countries of origin.

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