Promise Tea Single Serve Liquid Tea Concentrate Pods by Java House, Peel and Pour (Pack of 12, Black Tea)

Fantastic

This tea tastes great and is so refreshing. I could not find on the packaging how much water to use so I added lots of crushed ice and about 12 ounces of water. This was perfect for me but you can add less or more water to adjust for your taste. The tea is sweetened already and it was perfectly sweetened for me. I really like having this on hand to make a quick iced beverage. However, it says it is sweetened with Stevia, which is it, but it also has sugar in it. I found this a little disappointing.

Not too sweet and oh so yummy super easy to use, and has a decent flavor strength

Tastes very good

If you are looking for concentrated tea then you can try this. I poured a pod into a water bottle with some cold water and it was good. It didn't taste like green tea, but it had a nice flavor.It's not a Keurig pod, and NOT to be used with a machine like that. It's designed to pour into a glass and add water.Although I'm glad I got to taste this, it takes up a lot more space than a teabag. If you have the ability to drop a teabag in some cool water and let it sit for awhile, you'll be saving money and the environment.In addition to environmental concerns, you'll also save money if you buy the tea baggies and cold brew it yourself, as a box of ONE HUNDRED green tea bags can cost under $10 versus FIFTEEN dollars for a pack of TWELVE Promise Tea Single Serve Liquid Tea Concentrate Pods.

I love the simplicity of these pods when I'm wanting just a single glass of cold tea. They are super easy to just open and pour over some ice and add some water in. You can adjust the water to how strong you like the tea as well. Great to have on hand!

Adding eight ounces of water to the contents of the tea pod really dilutes the flavor one would expect for green tea. I tried it both hot and cold and with and without sweetener (honey) and feel that the flavor is improved at six ounces per cup, but it still doesn't taste the same as standard brewed green tea. This might be fine for travel or maybe as a quick option to add to your water bottle on-the-go.

I normally make iced tea by heating tea bags, so this method was a nice change. It's VERY quick and convenient to prepare and taste just as good, if not better, than with tea bags. Just pour in the pod and add cold water and that's it! It is more expensive and takes up more space in the cabinet than tea bags, so you have to decide whether convenience or space/price are more important to you.