Flavored Tea

Flavored tea refers to any type of tea that has been enhanced with additional flavors, aromas, or ingredients to complement or alter its natural taste. These teas are created by combining traditional tea leaves (black, green, white, or oolong) or herbal ingredients with various flavorings. Flavored teas have gained popularity due to their ability to offer unique and exciting taste experiences beyond the standard tea varieties.

Here are some common types of flavored teas:

1.	Fruit-flavored tea: These teas are infused with the essence or dried pieces of fruits such as berries, oranges, apples, peaches, or tropical fruits. Fruit-flavored teas can be enjoyed hot or cold and often provide a refreshing and naturally sweet taste.
2.	Floral-flavored tea: Some teas are blended with aromatic flowers like jasmine, rose, lavender, or chamomile. The delicate floral notes can add a soothing and aromatic dimension to the tea's flavor.
3.	Spiced tea: Spiced teas, such as Chai, are flavored with a combination of spices like cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and ginger. Spiced teas are particularly popular in South Asia and are often enjoyed with milk and sweeteners.
4.	Dessert-inspired tea: These teas are designed to mimic the flavors of popular desserts, like chocolate, vanilla, caramel, or pastry-inspired flavors. They offer a guilt-free way to enjoy dessert-like flavors in a warm cup of tea.
5.	Mint-flavored tea: Mint leaves, such as peppermint or spearmint, are often added to teas to provide a refreshing and invigorating taste.