cream
by adagio teas
(22 reviews)
Which comes first, the Cream or the tea? If you're not sure, don't worry... neither are the English. However, its unanimously agreed that, whether you prefer your tea first, or Cream first, this dairy-free Cream flavored Ceylon black tea is a treat for your teacup! Sweet, inviting and warm, with a delicate Creamy consistency and aroma of fresh black tea. Pleasantly brisk and very refreshing. Teatime calls...
Our natural creme flavor is vegan-friendly and doesn't contain any dairy ingredients. Steep at 212°F for 3 minutes
Recent reviews
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Carolina Kowalczyk
One of my favorite Adagio black teas, mainly because it blends so well with many of the other flavors. It's a mild taste, but definitely creamy.
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Caroline Nitirahardjo
On it's own it has a gentle vanilla cream flavour and a great scent. I feel like mixing it with the maple oolong might be really good!
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Courtney Boell
I detected a creamy/vanilla scent while brewing, but it was nearly absent when drinking. This was slightly astringent when brewed at 212F. I did a second brewing at a slightly lower temperature for less astringency. The cream is most noticable when you forget about your tea and have to drink it at room temperature.
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A. M. Baskerville
Strongly black with subtle flavour. Good when you want something not exactly sweet.
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Beth Hays
Not very creamy. It tastes like black tea. Even with added cream I didn’t notice much of a difference.
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Cameron Kilchrist
This tea stands alone very well but also blends with other flavors beautifully. Truly a gem in the Adagio crown, especially for its price!
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Galatea D
Creamy caramel sweet. A very nice black tea. I added stevia and unsweetened almond milk.
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Rachel Emmel
A nice black tea. In both my CommuniTea sample and my 10cup sample from the Sweet Tooth Teas box, I don't really notice the cream flavor, I would prefer if it were stronger. But then again I'm used to adding cream/milk to my teas anyway. Perhaps if I compared it side-by-side with an unflavored black tea the cream flavor would stand out more. For now, it's a decent black tea. I switch between drinking it with a bit of additional cream and sugar, and using it to cut down spicier teas.
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L. S.
Ugh. It tastes so fake on its own, like canned cake frosting. On top of that it gets really bitter really fast if you oversteep it. The only use I have for it is as a blender tea.
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Rebekah Egresites
This tea has a simple but delicious sweet creamy flavor. I like adding honey to it because I like my tea really sweet.
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brianna lee
by iteself, this tea is just so-so, but it makes a wonderful mixing tea! i add it to most black tea i brew for just that hint of sweet cream
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Mocha Cocoa
Very simple but very good. This goes really well with milk. Yummy treat for every afternoon
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Asia Cureton
I adore this tea! You can really taste the cream. It's amazing with cream and sugar
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Amanda
I love this tea on its own as a breakfast tea with milk and sugar, or mixed into other blends to add a smooth sweet cream base. Will always have a bag on hand.
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Katie DiBenedetto
A very lovely tea with the perfect amount of cream flavor to make it special and delicious.
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Travis Stewart
I enjoyed this tea. I didn't notice much creamy flavor, but it did taste pretty good. It was a smooth tea and wasn't overly bitter.
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Ashley Lam
I add this tea to almost all the teas I make. It helps smooth out some of the flavors and give it a nice fullness. Love it. Must have.
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Riley Anderson
Simple black tea with a wonderful creamy taste and mouthfeel. Great for mixing or just on it’s own.
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Ryan Jason
A very nice black tea, great for mixing with other stronger teas for a smoother flavor and creamier taste.
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Braelin S
A nice smooth black tea. I was hoping the black tea taste would be much stronger but definitely one of my favorite black teas.