Definition: In this task, you're given a review from Amazon's food products. Your task is to generate a rating for the product on a scale of 1-5 based on the review. The rating means 1: extremely poor, 2: poor, 3: neutral or mixed, 4: good, 5: extremely good.
Input: Every Revolution product I have tried has been a wonderful experience. Revolution knows how to balance the inherit flavors of tea leaves with other ingredients which make each tea unique and enjoyable. Better Than The Rest I've been buying this particular tea consecutively for the better half of a year now, and I simply love it. No other pomegranate tea comes close to this one in terms of quality and taste. For example, Trader Joe's store brand (while good) seems as if it has been sweetened (to the point where it's too sweet), and surprisingly the tea turns red after less than a minute of seeping indicating that coloring was added (I didn't check the ingredients, so I may be wrong about this). There's also Yogi's pomegranate tea which uses a green tea and creates an entirely different taste. I liked it; didn't love it. Complimenting Flavors Pomegranates are often compared to apples. In fact, pomegranate means "seeded apple" (from latin: pomum - apple and granatus - seeded), and like an apple the fruit is sweet and tart, but has a very strong and distinct flavor. Thus, a light white tea is the perfect companion; it doesn't overpower the pomegranate flavor but allows it to mingle on the tongue. Likewise, the amount of pomegranate, or rather the intensity of the pomegranate flavor, is truly perfect. No flavor overpowers the other, but rather all the flavors compliment one another. Brewing I'm sure someone out there will say that I'm butchering tea when I brew this, but when I do, I leave the tea bag in the mug until I've consumed it all. I find that the taste never gets too strong and never gets bitter. Typically this is only the case for herbal teas, which don't become overpowered since they contain no tea leaves. In this case the same is true, perhaps because it is a white tea which is naturally light. The tea itself literally contains dried pomegranate seeds (flesh included). Do you know that taste you get a few moments after you eat a pomegranate seed? (If you don't, try it! It's wonderful.) That initial bite from the tartness followed by sweetness you get (or at least I get) from a pomegranate is captured in this tea, and it makes sense! There's pomegranate seeds in there! Conclusion Buy this tea! I was a little skeptical about my first purchase since I was buying 6 boxes, but it was a great choice that I do not in the least bit regret. I've bought this for myself and for family, with everyone absolutely loving it. Best $20 I have ever spent (and continue to spend)!
Output:
5