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Very clear sharp taste of Bergamot, liked it a lot, liked it more with Upton’s Devonshire E G

“Bright” is the best way to describe this. It’s filled with flavor, and all of the notes blend together cohesively into one great tasting tea. Turmeric Ginger is one of my favorite types of tea, and in terms of very strong flavorful versions, this is one of the best (though I could see it being too overwhelming for some).

The perfect combo of sweet and bitter, without leaning too far to either end, with a burst of lemon as well. Great for waking up in the morning, but also for winding down at the end of a long day.

Just tried this for the first time. I have to say that so far this is probably the best bang per buck loose leaf tea I’ve ever had. I love green tea and this stuff is dirt cheap and tastes good to boot!

The name of this tea alone was enough to make me buy a little bit. The best way to describe it is okay. I like this tea, but I wouldn’t repurchase it.

Warm, it is sweet and good. I get the vanilla and hibiscus flavours coming through. However, as soon as it starts to cool down, there is a very artificial taste to it. I haven’t tried it as an iced tea, but I would have very low expectations. I’m not sure if it is the marshmallow or another ingredient, but that artificial aftertaste is what ruins this tea for me.

This tea is an absolute must for me. I like it with a bit of honey to wake up the flavor. It’s sweet and warm and spicy and citrus-y and it just makes me a little bit happier every time I drink it. This is my go-to comfort tea.