Wild Hibiscus Blue-Tee Butterfly Pea Flower Tea, 1.1 oz (20 Count) – 100% Pure Herbal Tea | Caffeine-Free | Naturally Vibrant Blue Color | Antioxidant-Rich Loose Tea Bags

This is one of my favorites at home, so I got a large box when I hosted a community tea Mom & Me tea party last month. Even though the littler kids were giving the stinkeye to most of the tisanes offered, they were excited to try this dark blue tea, and to watch it change to purple when they added lemon. It is mild and almost sweet. It is very, very blue, without having any added coloring that I can see.

Bright blue, like the deeply hidden blue in the pea flowers, but without the difficulty of getting the blue out of the loose pea flower tea. Very mild flavor so it is a perfect, super healthy, addition to any of your favorite tea and infusions. Make your healthy tea extra healthy. And great for dying Easter eggs or adding color to your frosting or your clothing or your drinks, with out using blue dye #4 or some other chemical dye. Great drink for hydration and collagen production and improving your anti aging homeopathy.

This tea was a great find because the color is a natural and stunning deep royal blue, and the flavor is absolutely nothing-- which means that it's a perfect base for adding color to any cocktail, or using as the water base for homemade lemonade, or for adding milk for your Star Wars party to create that blue thing Luke drank on Tatooine, etc-- the flavor is neutral, so you can take it in any direction that you want. A fun fact is that if you add lemon, for some reason the drink turns a gorgeous lavender color. Great gift for Star Wars fans and also for folks who like to make fancy cocktails without excess blue dye chemicals.

Gorgeous color. Very, very mild taste (almost no taste, but with either lemon, turning the tea pink, or my favorite, honey and almond milk, which turns the tea a lovely creamy cornflower blue, its delicious). I would order constantly if it weren't so expensive. I just don't feel good about spending so much on a tea with so little flavor. I served it to several other people, who all had the same reaction - gorgeous, novel, and fun, but no flavor. I would order again as party favors, a novelty to add to a tea selection for a gift, or for a special occasion (probably New Years or Easter). Can't afford it for everyday use in this form. I will try the loose dried flowers for everyday to see if they are as good.

When I first tried this tea, I wasn't much impressed with the flavor. Despite the negative reviews claiming "no flavor," it definitely has one. It's a lot more...earthy, is the only way to describe it. It's actually come to be one of my favorites & I appreciate that it's unsweetened, not caffeinated and missing a bunch of chemicals usually found in flavored tea combinations. Contrary to some additional reviews that I read, my tea is strong enough to make 2 cups with one teabag & I didn't have any missing...my packaging was sealed. As for a difference in the size of the teabag v. previous orders, I didn't notice any difference.

I had never heard of blue tea before and had to try it. I have only tried it hot so far, and it is the most visual of teas I've ever had! The blue is more of a deep blue, and I uploaded a Photo of it in my white mug. It definitely is one of my more MILDER teas (I tend to like it spicy...most of my teas have some kind of turmeric in them). I had to add some sugar in it to increase the taste. The packaging is beautiful, too, including the metallic blue wrapper. When I like something, I REALLY like it, so I read the whole carton, and this tea has traveled more than I have. It was grown in Thailand and made in Sydney, Australia. Well done. I am looking forward to tasting it cold. Photo attached.

The most beautiful and tastefully tea. I made tea in so many ways to be enjoyed for many different occassions.

I learned about this blue tea from a friend of mine, and wanted to try it. It looks beautiful. The color shimmers and shines in the light as you turn it. I just wish it tasted as good as it looked. Compared to black tea, this is very dull. You will need to add something to it to make it palatable. However, it is a very beautiful drink, and it's at least pleasing to the eye.