The Republic of Tea - Decaf Wild Berry Plum Green Tea, 50 Tea Bags, Tin | Fruit Tea | Decaffeinated

I don't normally care for green tea. But this one is delicious

Nice taste but too much residue in the bottom of the cup that is bitter

Republic of Tea has the most amazing flavors. This is the first time I've tried this flavor and it's amazing. I think it might be my new favorite flavor from them!

I love my late night tea, but finding a decaf tea that doesn't taste like cardboard is next to impossible! I like to mix 1 teabag this green plum-berry & 1 bag of their decaf apricot black tea, sweetened with 1/2 pkt pink stuff & a spoonful of honey. Seriously, given the choice between a cup of that versus a bowl of ice cream, the tea wins hands down! And u get 50 tea bags per container!

Most flavored green teas don't appeal to me. Background: my favorite tea is a nice Japanese sencha, followed by Japanese genmai. I prefer the grassy and nutty taste of Japanese green tea over most Chinese green teas, because most Chinese green teas strike my palate as harsh tasting.That said, I first tried the Republic of Tea (RofT) Daily Green (Chinese tea) at a friend's house and enjoyed it. I looked for a decaf so I could enjoy an afternoon cuppa, so my dear friend introduced me to RofT's decaf Wild Berry Plum green tea. I enjoyed it, so I purchased it. It has a light and fruity aroma, and a pleasant green tea taste (although it is not harsh, it is also not grassy/nutty like Japanese green tea--just saying).I have also used this Wild Berry Plum tea as a base for a fruit infusion beverage, which was also very nice. I first steeped a quart of strong tea (6-8 tea bags per quart water), and then poured it into a pitcher over some frozen mixed cherries and berries (about a cup) and let it steep/infuse for about an hour or two. Strain to remove the berry pulp and seeds, then enjoy poured over ice for a lovely decaf beverage. Ah! Refreshing!I also like that RofT comes in tea bags that are compostable, with no staples or strings. Once used they go straight into the compost pile, and eventually into the garden for their "2nd use." And, yes, I know it would be even greener to go "bagless" and use loose tea (which RofT also sells), but I find dealing with loose tea fiddly and less convenient.

I found no fruit flavor at all

This is great for an afternoon cuppa but do not want anymore caffeine. It is sweet enough but tastes will vary.I plan to buy more when I run out.

Didn't find too many decaff green teas so decided to try this. Really tasty. And am drinking it more for self than to cut down on caffeine when I make three bag bottles of cold tea.