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This is a fairly strong Green Tea with a typical Green Tea scent and color. One. Nice. Cup.

This was ok. Very full bodied. The raspberry is very predominant, in a good way. A good tea, but not to my personal taste. I’d like to try it iced.

Another new tea from my order! Yay! I love having new things to try.

After reading the reviews for this tea, I was expecting something with a lot more fruitiness. I steeped about 1.5 tsp of the dry leaf in my new Perfect Mug and took a sip. A hint of spicy. Definitely a seasoned tea. Skimpy on the fruit taste – there was barely any in either of my steeps despite the presence of a pineapple chunk in my infuser.

I like this one, but it really didn’t live up to my expectations. Not a bad caffeine free option for before bedtime. Maybe I’ll up the amount of leaves I use next time and see how it works out.

Don’t be afraid of this tea: Hotter water seems to work best, and brings out malty notes.

Got the caramel version from the store. Good stuff. Would recommend to coffee drinkers.

This tea was too cherry-ish for me. I have found that if I brew it half & half with plain roasted mate, it mutes that flavor and becomes very pleasant. I would rate that combination at an 89.

This is one of those cases where I suspect the tea is just fine, but not really my thing.
The fruit aroma is very strong and the fruit flavor appears to dominate the tea. It possibly doesn’t help that I am not a huge fan of stone fruits to begin with.

Also, for some very weird reason, the aroma of the tea as I go to take a sip makes me think its going to taste soapy. I have no idea as to why. It doesn’t taste soapy. Maybe I am associating it with one of those scented shower gels or something similar.

This may be an excellent tea for others, but its just not my thing.

Got this as a freebie in my last order. This is extremely sweet and not really my thing, but I am intrigued enough by the vanilla rooibos that I shall probably order a sample of it.

Nice Keemun. It finish feels a bit watery in the back of the mouth, but is more potent up front. I wonder how it holds up under multiple brewings…

Something warming for a cold day.

Winter spice perfect for sitting on the pourch on a rainy day.

I’ve been saving these for a while, having heard good things. I’m having a cup now and it’s amazing!