Apparently 'Razzle' is England English for celebrate. "I'm on the razzle, mate" or something like that. Anyway, that would make a razzleberry a bead of party perspiration. You'd think that would taste salty and slightly alcoholic.
Razzleberry Peace Tea tastes nothing like that. It tastes like Raspberry Tea. I'm going to call that a good thing as I have honestly never wanted to lick the sweat off a party goer no matter how hot she may be. I would say that licking people at parties is really a bad idea.
In in short, Razzleberry Peace Tea: okay. Licking people at parties: not okay.
Peace Tea Sweet Lemon Tea is what happens when people say, 'well, we need one in regular'. This tastes like lemon tea all right and it's about as normal as normal tea can be. That's not a bad thing it's just there is no reason to buy this over other lemon teas unless you can get it for less.
Caddy Shack flavored Peace Tea tastes nothing like a caddy shack. Then again, I have no idea what a caddy shack should taste like so maybe it does. The real question is: why would you flavor something like a caddy shack.
What you're looking at here is a hundred and sixty Calories of apple lemon tea. That makes it a great deal less Calories than soda per ounce. So, if you're looking to get that summer body but you can't have artificial sweeteners because they come out your rear end as this red oily stuff this is better than soda. Tastes okay.
Peace Tea's 'Georgia Peach' tastes like peach. I don't know what Georgia tastes like. It could use some more peach to be honest. If you are looking for the thickness of peach nectar then you will not find it here, but this is good tea.
