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Sour Apple

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Description

A delicious blend of natural fruits and spices that brews up a mouthwatering cup of herbal tea. Entirely caffeine free, it holds a special appeal for kids and sweet-toothed adults. Yet contains no sugar or other sweeteners. The flavor is all natural, emanating from apple pieces, hibiscus flowers, mango pieces and sunflower blossoms. Highly addictive; Please proceed with caution!

Story

Apple may be the most famous fruit of all. It all began with a story of Adam and Eve, as well as Greek and Roman mythology, where apples are often referred to as symbols of love and beauty. William Tell gained fame by shooting an apple off his son's head. Newton gets clobbered by one as he discovers gravity. From Europe, apples travel aboard the Mayflower, and John Chapman gains fame by planting trees throughout the Midwest, earning the nickname of Johnny Appleseed. Their relatives now grow in the State of Washington.

Customer Reviews

 | Negative: 10
 | Neutral: 43
Positive: 183
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Deb B.
Jan 16th '12

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"I really need to try this one iced. It doesn't smell fake or funky like some other herbals. There is a good, apple flavor. It seems a bit weak over all, but is quite enjoyable and a nice change from my usual Blood Orange."

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Tom D.
Jan 12th '12

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"It certainly smells like apple, and it tastes pretty good. The leaves smell like candy before they're brewed, and they're incredibly enticing. It kind of does taste like candy, though it also has this bit of a tang to it. "
[ 10 mins @ 212°F ]

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Heather C.
Jan 11th '12

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"Does not even need sugar, smelled so good I wanted to eat the apple peices out of the bag. My new favorite!"

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Dec 13th '11

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"It's a perfect herbal tea. Fruity yet not too tart."

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Jason A.
Dec 4th '11

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"I couldn't even try this. I opened the bag and all I could smell was a vinegar smell. Will be contacting Adagio to see if this is what it is supposed to smell like but I was so turned off by the smell that I couldn't stomach brewing it. Maybe I just got some bad tea but as of now I can't recommend this. "

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Rebecca M.
Nov 28th '11

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"I like Dewy Cherry better, but this is a nice tart apple taste. I recommend using more than one tablespoon, perhaps 1.5-2 tablespoons. A little sweetener really brings out the tartness. This is a good use for stevia, since the tartness of the tea will mask any of the bitterness that can appear with stevia."

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