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    Home » Afternoon Tea at Home

    Honest Review of Adagio Tea

    Published: Apr 30, 2017 · Modified: Oct 22, 2026 by Candi Elm · This post may contain affiliate links

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    Honest Review of Adagio Tea

    I received Adagio Tea product for review purposes only and was not compensated. These are my honest reviews. This post contains affiliate links.

    Is Adagio Tea good? In my honest review, yes. The tea is nice in texture, smells delicious, and looks and feels like good quality, and my favorite was the Mango Green Iced Tea.

    A white footed teacup with red rose trim on a matching saucer.

    You know about my love for tea! I used to own a tea room, and it was so rewarding. I tried a lot of tea during that time to serve my guests, and I learned a lot about tea, including what herbal tea is and how to make a good pot of tea.

    When Adagio Tea offered to send me some tea to review, of course, I happily accepted. I got to choose a few teas, and I chose some hot and some iced. Make sure you watch my review on Facebook, where I tried these teas for the first time.

    Quick Look

    • ⭐ My Verdict: high quality tea at a reasonable price
    • 🥭 My Favorite: Mango Green Iced Tea
    • 🍊 Runner Up: Blood Orange, with a stronger flavor
    • 🧊 Iced Tea: quart size pitcher bags, hot steep or cold overnight
    • ☕ Hot Tea: pyramid tea bags or loose leaf
    • 🎁 Gifts: gift sets, giftware and glassware too
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    Quick Answer

    Is Adagio Tea good?

    Yes, in my experience Adagio Tea is good, high quality tea at a reasonable price. The tea is nice in texture, smells delicious, and you can actually see the tea leaves in the bags rather than tea dust. I tried their Blood Orange Iced Tea, Mango Green Iced Tea, Mango Iced Tea, Blueberry Tea, and Blood Orange Herbal Tea, and my favorite was the Mango Green Iced Tea.

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    • Quick Look
    • Quick Answer
    • The Adagio Teas I Tried
    • What I Liked About Adagio Tea
    • My Honest Review of Adagio Tea
    • Hot Tea and Iced Tea Options
    • How to Make Adagio Iced Tea
    • My Favorite Flavors and the Gift Set
    • What to Serve With Your Tea
    • Adagio Tea Review FAQs
    • More Tea Reviews and Guides

    The Adagio Teas I Tried

    Click to see the teas I reviewed
    • Blood Orange Iced Tea, refreshing with a stronger flavor
    • Mango Green Iced Tea, my favorite
    • Mango Iced Tea
    • Blueberry Tea
    • Blood Orange Herbal Tea
    • The Celebrating Mom Tea Set, with a pink cup and a can of Bushel and a Peck Tea

    What I Liked About Adagio Tea

    • You can see the tea. I have opened tea bags before and it looked more like dust than tea leaves. Not these.
    • It smells delicious and looks and feels good in quality.
    • The price is reasonable for a high quality tea. You can find tea for less in bargain stores, but you don’t know how old it is or the quality.
    • Lots of sizes. The packages come in several different sizes.
    • More than tea. They also have giftware and glassware, nice for gifts for tea lovers.

    My Honest Review of Adagio Tea

    My Adagio Tea review on Facebook Live was a lot of fun to create. I got to open everything and try these teas for the first time, live.

    Adagio tea packages, iced tea pouches and loose tea arranged on a pink background.

    The iced teas came as quart size pitcher bags, and the hot teas came in individual pyramid tea bags. If you buy loose leaf tea, you will need a tea strainer or Tea Sac envelopes to brew it. Not sure which to buy? Here is my take on bagged vs loose tea.

    Bags of Adagio blood orange, mango green and mango iced tea with pyramid tea bags.

    Hot Tea and Iced Tea Options

    • Iced tea pitcher bags. Each quart size bag makes a pitcher. Steep it hot or cold brew it overnight. More on cold brew iced tea.
    • Pyramid tea bags for hot tea, one cup at a time.
    • Loose leaf tea in several package sizes, if you like to measure your own.
    • Fruit flavors. Mango, blood orange and blueberry are bright and fruity. See my favorite fruit teas to drink at home.
    • Green tea blends, like the Mango Green. New to green tea? Read my Beginner’s Guide to Green Tea.
    Two floral china teacups of brewed Adagio tea on a granite counter.

    How to Make Adagio Iced Tea

    1. Pick your method: hot steep for iced tea today, or cold brew for tomorrow.
    2. To hot steep, heat the water and let the quart size bag steep for 5 to 10 minutes.
    3. To cold brew, place the bag in a pitcher of cold water and refrigerate it overnight.
    4. Remove the bag and chill the tea if you steeped it hot.
    5. Pour over ice and serve. An iced tea maker makes this even easier.

    My Favorite Flavors and the Gift Set

    My favorite tea, I think, was the Mango Green Iced Tea. It was very refreshing and had a great flavor. The Blood Orange was also delicious and had a stronger flavor. I will definitely be ordering again.

    One tea I will order next time is the Coconut Iced Tea. It sounds heavenly. I had never heard of it before, but I like anything coconut flavored.

    The Adagio Celebrating Mom gift box with a pink mug and a tin of tea.

    I also got the Celebrating Mom Gift Box, shown above. It came with a pretty pink cup along with a can of Bushel and a Peck Tea. It would make a really sweet gift for Mom or a friend; you could take off the wrap that says Celebrating Mom and add a pretty bow. More ideas in my Mother’s Day tea gifts and Mother’s Day tea party posts.

    When I ordered, Adagio offered free shipping on orders of $49 or more. Check their site for current offers.

    What to Serve With Your Tea

    Enjoy some of my recipes that go well with Adagio Tea:

    • Easy Afternoon Tea Cake Recipe
    • 50 Scone Recipes
    • Cucumber Tea Sandwiches
    • Seven Sisters Scones Review

    Love trying new teas? See my Sips By tea subscription box review and my roundup of tea subscription boxes, and keep your favorites fresh with these tips on how to store loose leaf tea.

    Adagio iced tea bags beside two cups of tea and the Celebrating Mom gift box.

    Adagio Tea Review FAQs

    Which Adagio tea was my favorite?

    The Mango Green Iced Tea. It was very refreshing and had a great flavor. The Blood Orange was a close second, with a stronger flavor.

    How do you make Adagio iced tea?

    Steep one quart size pitcher bag in hot water for 5 to 10 minutes, or place it in a pitcher of cold water in the refrigerator overnight. Then pour over ice.

    Do you need a strainer for Adagio loose tea?

    Yes. Loose leaf tea needs a tea strainer or paper tea filter bags. Their pyramid tea bags and iced tea pitcher bags don’t need one.

    Is Adagio Tea good quality?

    In my experience, yes. The tea smells delicious, and you can see real tea leaves in the bags rather than tea dust.

    Does Adagio make good tea gifts?

    Yes. Their gift sets, like the Celebrating Mom box with a pink cup and a can of tea, make sweet gifts for Mom or a friend.

    Was this review sponsored?

    I received the tea for review purposes only and was not compensated. These are my honest opinions. The post contains affiliate links.

    More Tea Reviews and Guides

    • Sips By Review
    • 6 Best Tea Subscription Boxes 2021
    • Seven Sisters Scones Review
    • How to use a Tea Tasting Journal

    I hope you enjoyed hearing my honest review of Adagio Tea. Have you tried it? Tell me your favorite flavor in the comments, and come say hello on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook.

    To learn more about Adagio Tea, visit their website.

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    About Candi Elm

    Candi Elm is the recipe developer and food photographer at A Day In Candiland where she has been sharing Encouragement, Recipes, Baked seasonal Desserts and Treats since 2012. Candi currently lives in Southern California with her family and enjoying life to the fullest.

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