cancer
by adagio teas
(26 reviews)
ingredients: apple pieces apricot blue cornflowers chamomile green tea marigold flowers natural apricot flavor natural pear flavor peppermint leaves rooibos rose hips white tea
caffeine: medium
price level: $$$$
White and green tea infused with fruit flavors will become a staple in Cancer's well-stocked cupboard. Cancers love to maintain a comfortable home and serve their family after-dinner tea. The soothing blend of rose hips, chamomile and rooibos will calm Cancer's emotional side, while the cornflowers and marigold petals raise their cheerful spirits. Tin size 5.75 x 3.75 x 2.5.
Recent reviews
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Lawrence Devore
There was something lacking g when I tried this, absence o peppermint. Tea was very subtle.
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ERIN O'NEILL
This is a nice tea but don't think I would get it again. A little too much going on for me.
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Katelynn Anon
The description did not initially appeal to me, but it was a free sample for my birthday month. It was more floral than fruity, which I appreciated, and overall very easy to drink tea.
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Jen S
There's a light apricot/peach aroma from the packet. 3 min @ 165. I took a sip warm and didn't get any fruit or peppermint flavor, just a smoothness with a little green tea vibe. Once it cooled, I could taste some apricot. A very mild hint of astringency, a very drinkable blend.
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Julie W
This blend is so good. But, I have discovered I have an allergy to chamomile and can't sip this tea anymore. But, I did enjoy it before I knew -- nice blend of flavors, pleasant aroma. Great blend!
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Irishman McWhirter
When you are not in the mood for black, then try the Cancer Zodiac blend, This is a very special young tea, with the worlds of white and green
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Tor-Elias Johnson
Light and complex with strong floral notes. Easy to drink as a routine go-to tea but special enough that it feels like a little treat. It would likely make a superb iced tea, though I haven't tried it that way yet.
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Amir Kleyman
I really liked this tea! It tasted very good. I definitely recommend this!
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Julee Kasserman
Really liked this tea. It's fruity with a mild flowery flavor. Drank it warm with small bit of monkfruit. I expect this would make a nice iced tea as well.
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Lauren S.
This tea taught me one thing: I'm not a fan of fruit and mint together. Chocolate and mint, yes. Fruit and mint? Not so much.
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Janet Ross
This tea has a nice, fruity flavor that reveals more mint as you get closer to the end of the cup. I steeped at 175 degrees for 3 minutes.
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Ramona Winkelbauer
Tea is a light, refreshing and has a natural sweetness.
I would encourage those that don’t appreciate suspension of disbelief/artistic freedom to avoid purchasing the tin: the supposed “crab” (Cancer= the Crab) appears more like a lobster or shrimp.
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Cameron Kilchrist
I really, really wanted to like this as I myself am a Cancerian but I just don't vibe with rooibos, and to a lesser extent chamomile. I gave it to another Cancerian friend and she loved it, thus the stars.
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Max Sugerman
Pretty nice blend. I like the use of cornflower which is so underused in tea
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Tanya G.
The scent of this tea is very minty! But when brewed, I taste a smooth apricot green tea with just a hint of mint.
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Jeanine B.
I wasn’t sure what to expect out of this combination, but the green white and camomile teas mesh together very well. It’s a nice relaxing tea. Great for cancers!
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Sleepy Greyhound
White and green teas make a smooth, light base for the fruity flavors. Chamomile adds its honey sweetness and aroma, and the rooibos really sweetens the teapot. The pear flavor was a little stronger than the apricot and both had a nice aroma. Really tasty blend!
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Krista S
Chamomile is usually a huge turn off for me in my teas, but the gentle fruit flavors here balance out all the floral tastes very well.
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Alexis Wolf
While this tea consists of ingredients I don't normally enjoy, I actually found it tasty and light and refreshing!