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I’ll never ever forget the first time I tasted POM Tea (which has lots to do with the fact that the occasion also involved Cuban cigars and a sibling of the most royal of all rock royalty - but that’s a story for another day). All of POM products have a very unforgettable quality, but for me POM Tea nearly reaches transcendence. Low in caffeine, it’s made with that the company calls “POMx” (a superconcentrated blend of antioxidants, so you’re getting extra anti-cancer effects along with the heart-healthiness of both pomegranate and tea). And then there’s the flavor: “The tea is very refreshing and the taste is subtle and pleasant,” says ThisNexter Staviean. “I guess it is a great thing that something good for you (Pomegranate) and caffeine have been combined.” Natalyn B. chimes in: “I love sweet tea anyway, and I love the POM Wonderful pomegranate juice, and this is a perfect blend of both. The tea isn’t syrup-y sweet, and the juice isn’t overpowering.” Allison B. notes that her favorite variety is the blackberry black tea, adding “I have collected a number of the glasses and found several good uses for them! They may hold spare change, cat treats, hair thingies, tooth brush and tooth paste, nuts, rice, couscous, pens, candies, and more…” Our Jean is also all about the very collectible containers, maybe to a dangerous degree: “Now i have a box of over a dozen of these glasses accumulating - just cant seem to throw them away, but can’t figure out what to do with them,” says Jean. “Ironic that there was once a time in college were we were short on glasses in the house constantly - if only we had POM Tea back then.”