Tea Reviews

Dax: Naivetea has been reminiscent of the Chicago Bulls, their winning streak is phenomenal. Naivetea Osmanthus oolong is just another blowout against the Denver Nuggets. Naivetea oolong, as you can see from our past Naivetea reviews, are posterizing other tea brands consistently. Their Osmanthus Oolong is a smash, with a smooth, flavorful oolong tea base with the flowery addition of osmanthus. Whatever log they picked the osmanthus from had to have come from the Tree of Life from Avatar: you feel rejuvenated and ready to hoth after the fourth sip. Stock up on Naivetea Osmanthus during finals week, the tea is premier.

Rating: A+

Mike: Naivetea Oolong Osmanthus is yet another poppin Naivetea blend that gives you the flavor strut of Naivetea Oolong alongside a crisp osmanthus flavoring. Osmanthus tea is not commonly reviewed here at the Tea Amigos. In fact it's our first one but it's memorable. Like clockwork, Naivetea delivers yet another oolong tea for your body and soul to devour. Simply delicious, little more to say.

Rating: A+

Dax: Naivetea lychee oolong is one helluva tea. Wifey fully supports Naivetea, and this lychee oolong tops her charts. For me, it was a blockbuster smash, kind of like when Avatar came out, it changed everything. Naivetea yuzu oolong tea is still my favorite of their offerings, but man this is fire. The oolong tea fresh out of the package smells like a lychee factory, and the taste is smooth, pure, and worth the imminent triple steep. I had to try this guy cold and it was better and more authentic than any Snapple I've ever had. Naivetea is the real best stuff on this planet...besides Nintendo, but you know what I'm getting at.

Rating: A+

Mike: Teasans's Log: steeped Naivetea Lychee Oolong, suspicious scent fills the air upon opening package. Fruit galore. Smells fresh. Oolong tea scent also prevalent.
Poured an unmeasured quantity of Naivetea Lychee Oolong into tea press. Added about 709 CCs of hot water, about 170 degrees Fahrenheit. Steeped for about 10 minutes. Unleashed the flavor.
Tastes like fresh pear right off a tree. Looked up lychee, appears to be a type of Asian Berry, the only member of its genus. Who would have known? Oolong tea flavor is potent. Contender for best tea easily. Happy I tried it. Fresh.

Rating: A

Mike: Naivetea Lavender Oolong is probably the weaker of the oolong teas sent to us by Naivetea. Nevertheless, it is the equivalent to making it to the Olympics but not taking home the gold. The fact that you made it is an accomplishment already.
Naivetea Lavender has the usual strong oolong base with a very pleasant lavender tinge. It smells and tastes a lot like a weaker jasmine tea which is a little more subtle. Generally speaking, I am a fan of strong, almost overwhelming flavors so this lavender tea was a little less majestic than I had dreamed. However, if you are a fan of lavender tea you're not going to want to miss this lavender oolong. It's smooth as silk.

Rating: A

Dax: Naivetea has it made in the shade with their ridiculous varieties of oolong tea. Today's special was the lavender oolong tea, which resulted in this Naivetea review. Clearly, the oolong tea base is nothing to fudge with, as its smoothness is felt in every sip. The lavender effect was soft and delicate, giving a pleasant aftertaste that makes moms happy. Although I cannot say that this Naivetea Lavender Oolong is as unique as their other blends, calming down with a cup of this lavender tea will wind you down just right.

Rating: A