Ada Clark
User's reviews
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Assam Melody
This is a good black tea, it has a "dry" astringent finish which is a nice counterpart to it's juicy fruity notes while drinking.
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Apricot
A juicy fruit tea that doesn't disappoint, the apricot flavors are bright and natural tasting. I don't often go for fruit teas, but this one is a good one for an iced tea or a summer cup.
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Pu erh dante
This has a nice earthy aroma and flavor, it works best as a tea that you plan to brew two or three times, each brew is delightfully different. A good option for the adventurous tea drinker.
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Irish Breakfast
This is a pretty decent breakfast tea, it's not as "strong" as the Scottish but it's a decent choice. I was a little disappointed that it wasn't stronger in flavor as I usually prefer an Irish Breakfast tea but not in this case.
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Dragonwell
Dragonwell has a very vegetal flavor, it almost reminded me of the flavor of cooked broccoli. Not a favorite.
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Scottish Breakfast
The choice of blending multiple varieties of black teas gives this one a nice balance. It's assertive and strong - the perfect breakfast tea. My spouse and I do this as a daily cup in the morning and it's a good transition tea if you are a coffee drinker trying to switch over.
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Rooibos Peach
This is a good no caffeine tea, the peach adds a nice "juicy" flavor that does tend to overwhelm the rooibos a bit but is still very nice. This is enjoyable when I want tea in the evening before bed.
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Yunnan Noir
My spouse and I really enjoy this one. We don't do it as a daily but reach for it fairly often. The flavors are outstanding and it stands out as a unique tea. The notes are just lovely and I find it an enjoyable alternative to other black teas when I'm feeling like a change.
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English Breakfast
This tea is a good one and worth the extra cost over the other breakfast tea varieties from adagio. It has a strong black tea flavor but with the loveliest honey notes. It's naturally just a bit sweet but packs the same "punch" of caffeine. A nice gentle way to start the day.
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Pu-erh Dante
This is a wonderful pu'erh tea, it has those murky earth notes that make pu'erh special and is a warm, full-bodied tea that stands up well. There is no astringency, it's just smooth. The flavor is traditional pu'erh so it might not be the best choice if you aren't an "adventurous" tea drinker. Personally I find it comforting and inviting, it reminds me of growing up in a rural farming community - those clean earthy smells.
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Pu-erh Spice
This is a favorite tea of mine, I drink it more often than most of my other teas. It has the murky earthy flavor of pu'erh tea while adding that spiciness to it. I like how the spice notes intermingle with the earthy flavors, it's a delightful tea to savor.
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Jasmine Yin Hao
This is my favorite jasmine tea, the jasmine is strong and it is a good cup to sip on. I love that they don't hold back on this one, I hate buying a jasmine tea only to get a weak background flavor. This jasmine is present and the aroma is delightful.
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Citron Green
This is a really nice green tea, it brews well and is wonderful to sit and enjoy. Where it really shines though is as an iced tea, the citrus flavors are lovely and it works unsweetened or with a bit of sweetness added in. I plan to try using it as a boba tea and it should work wonderfully.
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Thai Chai
This is a favorite of mine, it has a refreshing flavor and its a wonderful twist on a chai. Most of the alternative chai flavors don't deliver, but this one absolutely does. The fruit and lemongrass is so refreshing, it's just a delight to have a nice cup of this in the afternoon.
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Keemun Rhapsody
This is a lovely cup of tea, it's definitely got a lot of depth of flavor. I enjoy it when I'm in the mood for black tea but want something more complex. The mineral flavors and smokiness make it a nice lighter alternative to Lapsang Souchong.
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Hojicha
My partner and I have dubbed this tea "sea witch". It's a strong flavor so it's not a daily cup, but sometimes that mineral flavor with seaweed notes is just the right sort of vibe we are going for.