Quick Answer
Lannister (Hear Me Roar) tea tastes like a bold citrus-hibiscus black tea with a tart, savory kick and a subtle strawberry sweetness that emerges as it cools.
What Makes This Tea Unique?
This fandom-inspired blend combines black tea with a garden of fruits and flowers: lemon, apple, hibiscus, lemongrass, pineapple, lime, rosehip, orange peel, strawberry, calendula petals, and sunflower petals. The hibiscus and citrus dominate upfront, giving it a sharp, tangy profile that fans of tart teas will enjoy.
The strawberry note is intentionally subtle—it's not a sweet fruit punch. Instead, it rounds out the acidity and adds a gentle finish. If you expect a dessert tea, you might be surprised by its savory edge.
Who Should Skip This Tea?
If you dislike hibiscus or very tart flavors, this may not be your cup. The citrus and hibiscus are forward, and the sweetness is mild. It's also a caffeinated black tea, so avoid it if you're looking for a caffeine-free option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lannister tea taste like fruit punch?
No. The flavor is tart and savory from hibiscus and citrus, not sweet like fruit punch. The strawberry is a background note, not a dominant sweetener.
Is this tea very sour?
It has noticeable tartness from hibiscus, lemon, lime, and orange peel. If you enjoy sour teas or citrus-forward blends, you'll likely appreciate it.
Does the strawberry flavor come through?
Yes, but subtly. It appears as a mild sweetness after the initial tartness fades, especially as the tea cools. It's not a strong strawberry taste.
Can I add sweetener or milk?
A touch of honey or sugar can mellow the tartness. Milk is not recommended—it may clash with the citrus and floral notes.
How many cups does one package make?
The 50g (1.75oz) net weight makes approximately 20-25 cups, depending on your preferred strength.
Product Details
-
Lannister (Hear Me Roar): High citrus notes with the tart savory taste of hibiscus, but don't let that fool you. Hidden deep beneath the sparky flavours is a touch of strawberry sweetness. This explains the tea's bold, layered flavor: tart and savory first, then a mild fruity sweetness that balances the cup.
Lannister (Hear Me Roar)
