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Someone was neglecting this tin (as it was loose leaf and not tea bags), so I was more than happy to try it.
This is a very nice tasting earl grey tea. The bergamot is not too overwhelming (as happens in some earl greys), but complements the black tea nicely.

Green tea with mint flavor, and a chocolate flavor as an aftertaste. A combination that works well!

You can smell the different spices that went into this chai clearly, but once steeped, they are not overpowering the base black tea. This resulted in a nice flavor blend and I really enjoyed drinking it.

Smells and taste like crumbles. The glittery sugar pieces look nice when prepared.
I tried both hot and cold steeped, with very similar crumble taste.
Overall not a big fan of this tea. I also failed to detect the blueberry flavor.

The tea smelled very flowery, and that was also what it tasted like (not a bad thing in any way). I couldn’t recognize the individual tastes (apparently there are also some fruits in the tea).

Hmm, a tea with cucumber in it, so naturally I was a bit sceptic. But this tea didn’t disappoint! Unseeped, the tea smells very minty. However, the mint taste is not overwhelming: The main taste consists of honeydew melon, with some hints of mint, and the associated “cool” feeling. Cucumber kicks in more like an aftertaste.
Overall a very nice taste combination.

The smell of this tea is very tropical; an image of an island in the South Pacific comes to mind.
The taste is very smooth, but I was missing tasting the amazing smells a bit, but I do confess I might have underestimated the volume of my mug. I’ll update next tasting.