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Revolution White T
I LOVE tea. I was brought up in a home where we drink hot tea in the mornings and evenings, and to this day I still drink at least one cup of tea daily. I have been living in the South for the past 6 years, where iced tea is the most popular drink. But it seems that although I have been inundated with tea all my life, unfortuantely I do not have a sophisticated enough palate to appreciate unsweetened iced tea - because I couldn't even finish the bottle of Revolution T. BUT there are many people out there who love the cold, straight tea - no sugar taste - and for those people, this would be ideal. Another reason that I probably will not be buying this again is the hefty price tag of $1.99 for a 10 ounce bottle. For that price, I can make my own. One thing I did love about Revolution White T was the bottle design. It is so sophisticated, especially when you put it up against the plastic bottles of Snapple or Diet Lipton Green Tea with Citrus which I also reviewed [check it out]. Unfortunately, that design alone is not enough to make me spend so much for a bottle of iced tea, white, green or black - especially when it is so easy and cheaper to make it myself. Comments
Sat: August 5, 2006
jessica said: i bought this stuff, took one sip, and poured it out. it tasted like water. just water. i can get water for free! i am from the south (tennessee), but i HATE iced tea (unless it is really fruity).
Sat: August 5, 2006
PopFitnez said: I have not tried Revolution White T, but they did a great job with the bottle design. It sure attracts attention.
Mon: August 7, 2006
SYlko said: I haven't tried it, but I have tried PomTea. I love PomWonderful, though it is too pricey to buy regularly, and PomTea is better. I've only tried the Black Tea version, but there is a Pom/Peach/Green Tea version too (I hate peach flavored things). |
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Christine said:
I actually really really really don't like sugar in my tea. Wish they sold this at a more convenient place though. I'd like to try it. :(