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↑About Red Rose Tea
Red Rose Tea is a brand of tea best-known in Canada. The ownership of Red Rose Tea is complex; in the United States, the rights to the Red Rose brand are owned by Redco Foods, which also owns Salada Tea. Redco Foods is in turn owned by Teekanne GmbH. Red Rose's operations are in Little Falls, NY, and have a few offices in Windsor, CT. In Canada, however, Red Rose is owned by Unilever.
Red Rose is best known for basic black tea in teabags. Red Rose also sells loose black tea, and English Breakfast and Earl Grey tea in teabags. Red Rose teas are widely available in supermarkets and stores in the U.S. and Canada. Their teas are also available by mail-order through their website.
The products offered in the U.S. and Canada are slightly different, and Red Rose has separate Canadian and US websites. Our site normally links to the US site, as we are US-based, but we list all teas for review and link to the Canadian site for teas not marketing in the U.S. In particular, the orange pekoe is a Canada-only blend.
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Seldom have I sampled a tea with such a gap between aroma (or lack thereof) and taste. It's a vast chasm, really. The Grand Canyon might be a good analog with another several million years of erosion, widening and deepening.
This was a motel pickup somewhere out on the Great Plains. I don't recall where. I had a...
This tea seems decent. The aroma is musky and somewhat smoky. It tastes a bit bitter, and similar to other cheap black teas. I wouldn't choose it over other black teas, but I wouldn't mind drinking more of it. I added cream and sugar.
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I've been drinking this tea since seemingly forever. Always preferred it to Lipton. Now that I'm a tea snob maybe I'll try the loose leaf version.
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Surprisingly not bad! This is the first time I've tried a decaffeinated tea and I wasn't expecting much, but it was actually pretty nice. The level of bitterness was very low, and I swear I taste just a hint of cinnamon in this. It creates an all-around pleasant cup, even without cream.
Also interesting was the stee...
Method: Tea bag in a mug, temp was approximately 195.
Dry Leaf Aroma: Lemon cake! Yum!
Brewing Aroma: Lemon with a hint of cream
Flavor: This given to me buy a friend. I didn't expect to like it, but I do. It tastes like lemon cake. I tried it plain, and it was good. Then I added a little rock sugar...
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