ginger
by adagio teas
(13 reviews)
In the West, Ginger is a very popular ingredient in many seasonal desserts. In the East, it's celebrated as a digestive and palate cleanser. At Adagio Teas, Ginger is renowned as one of our favorite teas, combining the fresh, warming heat of Ginger with the rich tang of Ceylon black tea. Steep at 212°F for 3 minutes
Recent reviews
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Lauren S.
This tea's been pretty hit-and-miss for me over the years. Sometimes it's very gingery, others not at all. I love ginger, so I want it to be the former moreso than the latter.
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Marion Black
Loved this ginger tea. I felt it was a good flavor and helped me fell better as well.
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Siobhan Dunlop
This tea does what it says on the tin: an intense ginger flavour combined with black tea. However, it is mostly too ginger-y for me and leaves me feeling a bit dehydrated.
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Lilly Tryon
A very mild ginger tea. I steeped 2 grams of tea in 8 oz of 190°F water for 2 minutes to avoid bitterness. Good tea for those who don't enjoy an intense ginger flavor.
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Kat I
Very nice ginger tea yet nothing stood out as exceptional. Does the trick in settling your stomach!
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Cameron Kilchrist
The ginger explosion I was expecting was simply not present in this tea. Whether that may be a point either for or against for you, review reader, I find it actually mellowed out the black tea and sweetened the blend. I'm not a huge ginger tea fan but this one is good as far as ginger teas go.
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Red Wolfe
Ginger! The flavor really punches through, but doesn't overpower the main tea. It's good, and not just a hot ginger ale like I was expecting.
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Sleepy Greyhound
Very nice ginger flavor and aroma. The base tea is a little too astringent for me, but the bitterness can be minimized by brewing at a lower than boiling temperature. The ginger isn't spicy hot here, just very flavorful.
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Tracy Jones
The ginger flavor is decent, but on the subtle side and it feels a little flat. It also went past normal astringency to completely drying my mouth out in an unpleasant way.
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Audra Foxgrove
I really wanted to like this because I love ginger in a black tea, but the ginger flavor was far too weak for me.
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Faith Pippenger
This blend can not decide if it wants to be ginger or be black. The ginger isn't prevalent enough to really make a difference and the black base is just... there. If I want a ginger tea I'll go with a herbal blend.