Blue Thai Tea Mix, Assam + Butterfly Pea Flower Blend 7.05 oz

This tea is a whole lot of fun. I gave it to my grandson for a birthday present and we brewed it up and got some boba to throw in it with some condensed milk and had a bit of a tea party. It is beautiful. It has a mild flowery taste. Try it, make a little event of it.

(Edit: I think you need much less tea per cup than given in the instructions for preparation. The bag recommends 10 to15g per 200 mL per serving. Standard broken leaf black teas are typically brewed at 2g per 200 ml. (The tea in my bag was finer than standard broke leaf loose tea. While I do take into account the provided recipe is for version mixed with condensed milk or half and half, this is a lot of tea particularly since this particular version is not pure butterfly tea, but rather a blend of butterfly pea flower and black assam tea. Furthermore, this is not a fluffy, full-leaf tea, but finely broken. That is five teaspoons per cup. I've searched the internet for other recipes to compare ratios and find them to be all over the place. One website mentioned 1/2 tsp per cup for a light sipping tea and 1tsp for a dark blue tea for a more "earthy" sipping tea or if you want to mix it with other ingredients, like milk. Those ratios were for pure butterfly flower, so I love this tea. It makes me so happy to see turn blue when I add milk. I have tried it with the condensed milk, but I don't need all that sweetness so usually I just make it with regular whole milk and however much sugar I feel like putting in. The flavor is lovely and light and while it takes more to make a cup of tea, it'll probably last me a month if I drink it only a couple times a week. I highly recommend it and suspect to be a lot of fun for tea parties or to share with children.

I am absolutely thrilled with this tea! It doesn't bother me the way that Thai tea with the artificial coloring does. It is delicious and has a clean, Thai tea taste that is just like the colored one, but the beautiful blue color in this is ALL natural!!!! I also like that I only need to use two tablespoons per 16 ounce glass, rather than three, so it goes a little farther. Today I made it using my drip coffeemaker with one of those fine gold filters in the basket. I made 12 cups, and it worked perfectly--made a good, strong tea with no residue. I even ran a second partial carafe of water through the leaves again, and the result was still very good. It's a little pricey for my budget, but it's a quality product that deserves five stars! *****

The color is amazing but teas heavily of the butterfly pea tea. I personally enjoy that taste but it is not going to be for everyone. Does well in espresso maker as well as tea bags.

Fun and delicious Thai tea! So good!

Just ok, nothing really exciting flavor profile wise. I found the taste to be closer to black tea than a Thai, lacked that earthy taste for me. The tea itself is a pretty finer blend which doesn't work great if you are using a mesh screen tea ball. It's definitely a dark warm blue color which is fun. Might try mixing it with some Hand Brand Thai tea and see how I like it.

Love this! Chilling with my Blue Tea in the evenings! Smiling in the mornings with my blue tea! Love it all the time!

I’m not a fan of herbal tea at all. It tastes like disappointment to me. However this tea does not disappoint in any way! It is not only gorgeous (look at those colors), but tastes really great. I paired my tea with toasted coconut milk and that was a perfect combo. I really enjoy it iced but I’ll try hot soon. Either way, this is my new favorite go to tea and I’ll probably order this as a subscription on Amazon. This particular tea also has a ton of health benefits so you can’t go wrong. I also have a bladder condition where herbal tea hurts my bladder but this one does not! Yay! So if you have IC, you should be good to drink. My only complaint is the bag is a little awkward so you have to be careful when scooping it out and not getting all over the counter, but that’s so minor to me, it doesn’t impact my rating. Just go slow and be careful when scooping. I use a Japanese kettle with a built in strainer. I usually scoop out about 3 tablespoons. Great tea-Definitely recommend!