pu-erh tahiti
by adagio teas
(13 reviews)
Decadent coconut, the fruity mystique of papaya and the soft earthiness of pu erh come together for an exotic experience not unlike a walk on the black sand beaches of its namesake. Tropical fruit notes and hints of mineral evoke thoughts of Pacific breezes and rainforest hikes. Steep at 212°F for 5 minutes
Recent reviews
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Chuckie Dixon
nice fruity puerh. The earthiness from the tea works really well with the tropical flavors.
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Emily Cargile
This tea is delicious! One of my favorites I have tried from Adagio! The coconut and fruit flavors blend together well, and the taste, smell, and look of the tea is just perfect. I haven't had a lot of Pu-erh tea - this had sort of an earthy (dare I say "dirty") taste to it, which I didn't find entirely unpleasant. I don't normally go for coconut teas, so maybe having something so different was what made this pleasant. I drank this hot, but I would love to experience it iced as well. I could see myself drinking this often!
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Red Wolfe
Wonderfully smooth, the coconut carrying you off to the beach with the rest of the fruit tastes. Using an earthy pu-erh base kept it grounded and well rounded.
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Shannon Webb
Brewed 212F for 5 minutes with rock sugar added
The scent is rather coconut forward. The flavor is a delightful tropical experience.
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Rachel Emmel
This is the first pu-erh I've come across where I kept the rinse. It didn't have any fishy notes, just light earthiness.
I had a good amount of every ingredient in my CommuniTea packet. The flavor was definitely 'tropical fruity', but other than that I couldn't pick out the separate flavors. I chose not to pick out any of the many rose petals, but even so it didn't have a heavy floral taste.
All said and told I would say this is a well balanced, fruity and earthy tea. I would be interested in trying it more.
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Cameron Kilchrist
My all-time favorite tropical tea as well as my favorite pu-erh. You really can’t lose with this one! I've never really been a pu-ehr fan but this one has a lot of ease of access.
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Rebekah Strickland
This is a good tea with a hint of tropical flavor and no astringency whatsoever. it would be suited well for any time of day.
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Tracy Jones
Very tropical in aroma and taste. The flavors most identifiable for me were apple and coconut, backed up by a fruit medley that was harder to pinpoint. It is great hot and iced, and steeps well twice.
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Sleepy Greyhound
Fabulous blend. It's lightly floral, fruity, earthy and very, very smooth. No hint of bitterness or astringency. Love this one!
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Dorothy Summey
I am mixed on coconut in teas. It does well in this blend with tropical flavors of papaya and mango.
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Mocha Cocoa
I love this tropical mix. I love the blend between coconut and papaya, very refreshing
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Annie Katharine
The coconut mixed with the papaya definitely feels tropical and tastes great!