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Honeybush Apricot

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Description

Imagine being whisked away to an bright, fresh apricot orchard... That's the sensation you'll get with your first sip of our delectable Honeybush Apricot tea. Combining the sweet flavor of ripe summer apricots with the rich taste of Honeybush herbal tea, you can experience it year-round.

Story

In Latin apricot means 'precious,' a label earned because it ripens earlier than most summer fruits. A relative of the peach, the apricot was originally found growing wild on the mountain slopes of China more than 4,000 years ago. Apricots progressively made their way through the Persian Empire to the Mediterranean where they were fondly adopted. Spanish explorers introduced the apricot to the New World, and they were planted in the gardens of Spanish missions all over California. The first recorded major production of apricots in America was in 1792 south of San Francisco.

Customer Reviews

 | Negative: 3
 | Neutral: 22
Positive: 110
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April P.
Jan 9th '12

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"Very good tea. Love that it's already naturally sweet. The apricot taste is lovely. A splash of milk turns it into a dessert."

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Celia H.
Jan 8th '12

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"One of my new favorites! Nice mild, fruity tea. I'm not often a fan of apricots or apricot-flavored things, but this tea is wonderful."
[ 5 mins @ 212°F ]

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Cynthia L.
Nov 30th '11

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"I am not crazy about this one. I do not like rooibus tea and this has that type of flavor, in my opinion. "

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Andrew H.
Nov 27th '11

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"One of the better honeybush flavors. Tasty. I do wish the apricot was even more pronounced, but it's still great."

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Cynthia K.
Nov 23rd '11

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"Nice flavor, a tad weak for a stand alone tea. Not as bitter as honeybush vanilla."
[ 5 mins @ 212°F ]

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Susy F.
Nov 2nd '11

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"I really like this tea with a little cream and sugar."

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