I was really excited about this tea, but the flavor was too light. I would recommend the peach or strawberry kiwi instead.

I love the deep and complex fresh fruitiness of this blend served as an iced refreshment with a splash of a homemade lemon-sugar syrup. I've only gotten compliments from those I've served it to. The name is deceptive in that there is no Lilikoi or real.

I received this as a gift. I loved the sweet, fruit-salad aroma of this tea in the box. I was excited when the poured liquid smelt beautiful and left a scarlet pool in my cup. Unfortunately, that is where my enjoyment halted. The TASTE IS CHEAP! It tastes like watered-down apple juice with hints of orange and cranberry. It was bitter no matter how much sugar I applied. Tonight I had a craving for a fruity tea, and decided to try it out again. I decided that if I brewed it for longer, perhaps it would bring out some of the background tastes. No, it just made the tea more tantalizingly scarlet, but even more bitter. I had to pour the love-red cup down the drain. Rip my heart out.

My husband doesn't like tea but LOVES this when I make it iced. Say's it reminds him of Hawaiian Punch from when we were kids.

Despite it being called Orange-PASSION FRUIT tea, it has nothing to do with passion fruit, not even the flavor combination of fruit pellets are able to deliver the confusing name.Confusion aside, this tea has more of an orange and apple taste than any other flavors. It is very ever so slightly sweet, which tickles your taste buds but don't do much for satisfying that sugar craving afterward.

I love to drink iced tea but sometimes cant handle all that caffeine. While I realize this isnt actually tea, it works as a good substitute for me and is caffeine free.