mango melange
by adagio teas
(19 reviews)
Fresh mango pieces, apple and hibiscus flowers come together for a tangy, fruity tropical blend. Deep, rosy red cup with a juicy texture and sweet, soft mango finish. Completely caffeine free and no sugar or other sweeteners. Summertime calls... Steep at 212°F for 5-10 minutes
Recent reviews
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Jen S
This smells and tastes like a generic hibiscus tea. I cold brewed after reading some reviews to see if the hibiscus would be mild enough for any mango to come through. Not a winner for me, there are too many other hibiscus and rose hip herbals that have more character.
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John McKenna
Only saving grace to this tea is that it was pretty, just not a fan of hibiscus in any form, so this just wasn't for me.
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Julie W
I'm not usually a big fan of mango in tea. I'm not sure why. It might be because it's just too sweet and I prefer more tart flavors? This herbal is ok. The flavor seems more generic fruity rather than mango flavored. I think the mango is overpowered by the hibiscus in this one. Great cold-brewed.
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Tor-Elias Johnson
Fruity herbals aren't always my thing, but this is one I truly enjoyed. Despite the name, the mango flavor isn't quite as strong as the hibiscus, though it's definitely present. As an iced tea it's great mixed with juice and seltzer for a fizzy punch.
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Janet Ross
This is a tasty hibiscus forward tea that didn’t taste like mango, but is very enjoyable nonetheless!
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Sleepy Greyhound
If you like fruity hibiscus teas, this one might be for you. I gave it a lower ranking as I didn't get any mango flavor from it, just a vague, undefinable fruit flavor. It's quite tart so would probably make a fine iced tea.
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Lilly Tryon
This tea is good--if you aren't expecting a mango flavor. It might be more aptly named Hibiscus Melange or Sangria Melange, because it steeps to a dark red and has a tart fruity flavor. If the mango is there, it is working in the background to soften the hibiscus a little. Even sweetener didn't coax it forward. Very pleasant tea. Just not mango.
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Cameron Kilchrist
This tisane leaves a lot to be desired in terms of how the flavors in the blend come across. Maybe my CommuniTEA portion was skewed all the way toward hibiscus but it didn't appear to be upon visual inspection. Either way, it's much too sour to let much mango through.
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Krista S
A delicious, caffeine free combination of mango, hibiscus, and apple - and I taste them in that order. Definitely a reorder!
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Lydia Dschankilic
As someone who doesn't like mango, I had my doubts about this tea, but it's not a bad cup. It's just kind of bizarre. It has a strong fruity/floral scent, but not strongly mango. The same goes for taste - it's fruity and nicely tart, but I'm not picking up on a lot of mango.
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Cassandra Guild
This is an extremely fruity tea and the hibiscus is not overpowering. I'd recommend it as an iced tea. I did not need to add sugar because it is naturally sweet.
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Red Wolfe
Delicious. I love how the sweetness of the mango pairs with the tartness of hibiscus.
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Casey Covel
Enjoyable hot or cold. It's a fruity blend that retains the "steeped" flavor of a tea. Great during the summer afternoons!
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Max Sugerman
This is a good blend but its really similar to the berry and cherry teas. Not a heavy mango flavor
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Ryan Jason
I'm not sure if it's just me, but it didn't really tastes like mangoes. Don't get me wrong, it still tastes nice, but if I wasn't told what it was, mangoes would be the last thing I would guess. Not my favorite, but not a waste. I gave the rest to someone else and they really enjoyed it! So it's probably just a personal taste issue.
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AR R
Bought this on a whim. This is pumped full of hibiscus like a lot of fruity teas. You cannot taste any mangoes. It tastes tart. I cold brew this tea which gives it a drinkable tartness.