91
passionfruit
based on 1057 reviews
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LOOSE LEAF TEA
sample
makes 10 cups
$3
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Passionfruit in bulk available for wholesale. Premium black tea from Sri Lanka flavored with ripe passion fruit. A tropical treat, delectable both hot and cold. If you have yet to try gourmet passion fruit tea, you'll be pleasantly surprised by its superior taste. Indulge your taste buds. Give our Passionfruit Tea a try.
This tea contains a high level of caffeine | Steep at 212° for 3 minutes.
Customer Reviews (1057)
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Brian Nott
“ Pretty good stuff. Not our best seller but still a good tea, especially iced ”
Mar 11th '24
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Lorainne Streich
“ This is really great tasting cold. The passionfruit and black tea compliment each other well ”
Jan 19th '22
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Frank Swinney
“ One of our top sellers, especially when paired with boba and a cream froth. ”
Jan 9th '22
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Tenise L.
“ I cold brewed this based on other reviews. It was a nice light amber brown. It seemed to keep it's passion fruit essence, which was light. Sweetener is almost a must to really enjoy what this tea has to offer. Overall, it didn't wow me. ”
Aug 30th '24
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5
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Mary Koester
“ Always a go to.. I drink this mostly cold.. great for this time of year ” (3 mins @ 212°F)
May 29th '24
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5
Wanda Evans
“ This had a noticeable bitterness on the first sip followed by a light fruitiness. Maybe that's just the way passionfruit tastes? I don't know. I tried it iced and the bitterness wasn't as pronounced but the fruit taste wasn't as pronounced either. I'm glad Adagio does samples so I can try before I commit to a full pouch. Steeped for 3 min. with boiling water. ” (3 mins @ 208°F)
May 27th '24
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Ingredients & Lore
blended with black tea, apple pieces, natural passionfruit flavor & marigold flowers
The passionfruit (Passiflora edulis,) native to Brazil, Paraguay, and northern Argentina, also grows now in Australia, South Africa, Israel, and in the U.S., in Florida and Hawaii. Its most frequent culinary application is pulsing its sweet/tart tropical flavor and intense aroma into a luxe syrup for cocktails and soft drinks or to flavor a meringue-based Pavlova. The fruit's juicy orange pulp contains many small, dark seeds which can be pressed into an oil for cooking or commercial art paints. South American Indians use it as a digestion aid or as maracuja grande, to treat bronchitis or sore throats holistically.Part of tropical teas sampler
6 tropical teas - 4 samples @
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