passionfruit tango
by adagio teas
(25 reviews)
caffeine: no-caffeine
price level: $$$$
Time to break out your dancing shoes and grab an alluring partner, because one sip of Passionfruit Tango and you may find yourself spontaneously breaking out into... well, the Tango! The flavors of passionfruit and mango sparkle on the tongue, developing even more flavor as it cools. Pour a freshly brewed cup over ice and you'll have yourself a new favorite warm weather treat! Floral, fruity and fun... this herbal blend has got it all. Steep at 212°F for 5-10 minutes
Recent reviews
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Tanya G.
It's tart and fruity but adding a little bit of sweetener helps. This is a good summertime sipper!
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Courtney Merriman
It's not bad. I do like the flavor mix, but I feel like there's too much hibiscus. It completely overwhelms everything else and is very astringent.
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Jennifer R
I didn't expect to even like this tea much, as it contains both hibiscus and rose petals, which I both despise. But, I got surprised! This tea is soooo good, at least coldbrewed. The strong cinnamon and fruity touch to it makes me want to drink a lot. Somehow this uncommon combination merges really well. It's so good, you should try it!
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Zell Maestro
I tried this knowing that I don't like peach or mango, but thought I should try it anyway since they are the last two ingredients and I like everything else. So for me, it's more of a 3 star, but I think everyone else would like it more so I gave it four. My only complaint is that like many hibiscus tisanes, the hibiscus kind of overpowers everything else. That said it's a nice blend and it's fruity but not tart, which is a nice change of pace for a fruit tisane. A bit of astringency.
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Jen S
Disclaimer: I dislike rose petals in my tea!
This has a floral, fruity aroma and steeps a pretty violet-pink color. The first taste is tart then floral. The second steep was less floral. This is better cold and I can see others enjoying it as an iced tea.
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Julie W
Nice fruity flavor, but a bit on the sweet side for me. Nice for blending, but I really don't sip this tea by itself. Lovely brewed with a nice black tea or oolong to add some fruity goodness. :)
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Janet Ross
I enjoyed this distinctive blend of fruit and spice flavors. It makes a bright red tea. I enjoyed it hot, steeped at 212 degrees for 8-10 minutes with added rock sugar to mellow the tartness.
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Carolina Kowalczyk
One of my favorite Adagio teas! Has a fruity and spicy flavor, perfect iced in summer, but hot in winter. Tastes similar to Pomegranante Grove.
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Cassandra Guild
Herbal teas with a lot of flavors can be hit or miss, but this one is a hit! When I opened my packet, there was a strong floral and spice scent that reminded me a bit of a really good smelling potpourri. I certainly wouldn't be mad if my house smelled like this tea!
After steeping, this tea was a lovely reddish pink. It still had a strong fruity/floral scent. It was a little tart from the hibiscus and had a lot of fruity flavor with a bit of cinnamon. I steeped this tea for 10 minutes at 212F and I added just a tiny bit of sugar.
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Emily Cargile
I actually really dig this tea! (More than I thought I would, given it's sort of an odd mishmash of ingredients!) It kind of smelled like a pleasant perfume to me when I opened the packet. When brewed, it's a beautiful dark red wine color. I get the slightest hint of cinnamon, some fruit, floral, and just a small amount of rose petals (which it the main thing I don't like). The rose petals aren't overpowering, and the other ingredients blend together really wonderfully. I'm not a fan of the tart teas, but this one is not bad at all. :)
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Sleepy Greyhound
Very interesting herbal blend. The dry ingredients smell very candy like, fruity and sweet. It brews up into a bright, deep red that's crystal clear. Would be really pretty over ice. When hot the aroma is predominantly of cinnamon. It tastes mostly of hibiscus and cinnamon with some lemongrass and is quite tart, but with a hint of sweet. The fruit flavor is definitely a background taste.
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Cameron Glass
The main flavor of this blend is hibiscus, which has never been my favorite. However, it's more than just the hibiscus and the passionfruit does shine through but the cinnamon is an odd flavor to round everything up.
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joshua poblano
This tea is great! This is probably the favorite tea of my wife from adagio.
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Chelsea Windmoeller-Schmit
This tea was good. The cinnamon in it was unexpected. Better hot than cold in my opinion
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Amanda
This has a really strong and bright lemongrass and hibiscus/cranberry flavor. It's great with a little bit of sugar added, but is also nice just on its own. Preferred this one brewed hot and then chilled, rather that cold brewed as that wasn't as strong or smooth.
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Krista S
I absolutely love this tea! I made it iced first, and I’ll definitely try it hot when it cools off a bit. I absolutely love the balance of fruit and spice! I think it’d also make a great holiday tea! 😍🥰🍵
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Max Sugerman
The passionfruit give this tea a really nice floral tone without being overly sweet or fruity
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Jessica Jones
I was surprised how much I enjoyed this tea because it is a little more flowery than I tend to like. However, i drank it hot and then drank it at room temperature (I got distracted) and it was interesting to note the taste profile changing/ I felt it was a little more flowery at the cooler temp
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Ryan Jason
I never expected to give this tea 5 stars because I normally hate teas with cinnamon in them (except for the pumpkin spice tea). But this has become one of my favorites. The fruit flavor is one of the best I've ever tasted and the cinnamon is gentle and not overpowering at all, allowing the passion fruit and other fruit flavors to shine through. Highly refreshing as a sweetened iced tea!
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India Lowery
This tea is soo good!! Just don't steep it much longer than 5 minutes or it will taste bitter.