Teapigs Lychee And Rose Cold Brew Tea Bags (1 Pack Of 10 Tea Bags)

Recently reviewed the Joseph & Joseph bottle & TeaPig Cold Brew Teabags set.The whole package of box and teabags are planet friendly and made from compostable materials. Even the inner bag which looks plastic is made from wood pulp.You simply put your tea ‘Temple’ into your drinks bottle and add 500ml of cold or ice-cold water and leave it to infusion for at least 7 minutes, however, leave it longer to intensify the flavour. You can leave your drink all day, although the aim is to encourage you to drink your recommended daily intake, which is around 2 litres for women and more for men (the advice ranging from 2.5 – 3.7 litres).Teapigs passion for quality tea is clear from their website and these cold brew teas are an interesting addition. They are caffeine-free and natural flavours with no added sugar, so they are virtually calorie-free (3 Cals).This is currently one of 3 flavours. A subtle, refreshing flavour which adds a bit of interest to downing your H20 intake.

I love the flavour although my husband said it’s a little sour

I, like most, get a bit bored of drinking water and thought I'd try different tea bags to spruce it up a bit. On first taste these remended me of some of the cheaper ones watery with very little flavour. I left the tea bag in over night in the fridge and the taste the extremely strong but rather bitter, if you add a tbsp of sugar this almost replicates liptons peach ice tea! If your after something like that ideal!I have found the best option is to leave the bag in for 3-4hours this brings out the full flavour without being bitter.

Very refreshing and tasty. A bit pricey but it's worth it for a treat.

So these taste great, don't get me wrong they do exactly what they say on the tin and make a lovely refreshing drink.HOWEVER £4.49 for a pack of 10 is just ridiculous really, I bought them just to test them out and they are lovely....but not at that price.I also discovered that most other Teapigs brands of tea seem to work just as well if you just put them in a cold water bottle and shake them around a bit so I can't really see why these are so expensive when I can get any other type of tea, wack it in a bottle and get the same effect for much much cheaper per drink.

I wanted something that was refreshing for hit days this past summer. I don't my soft drinks. But they get boring and this lovely tea makes water much more interesting.I just made it up in one of my insulated bottles, and added some ice. It's full of flavour, even in my 1.5 ltr bottle.

Reminds me quite a bit of (also black tea free) sun tea made with hibiscus in FL (USA).i.e. tastes great!Tea turns varying shades of pink to purple depending on steeping time, all of which are lovely. Daughter loves the color!

Tastes lovely but could be better value for money as it is quite expensive for only 10 bags.