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Drinking this again today to try and empty the sample. This is a little woodier than I like in my green teas. I prefer a very light green, or if strong a very vegetal taste, but it’s definitely a good quality tea. Does the job this morning. :)

Love the licorice flavour….sweet and spicy.

The flavor is quite relaxing when you are in the middle of a hectic day.

The creamy goodness of pie is a joy to sink into between urgent inquiries and phone calls, the coconut drifting you away to relaxing tropical places.

It just tastes like ginger and pepper, which is exactly what I want it to taste like! The green rooibos gives it a nice colour and some depth as well.

HHmmm…I guess I am the only one that doesn’t really love this tea. I steeped it according to instructions the first time. It was really grassy and too nutty. I could not stand it.

I tried it again, steeping it at 30s and it tasted a lot better. I’m still on the fence if I like it or not. We’ll see

I enjoyed the smell and taste of this tea. I did not notice an after taste and i think it seem to help with my stomache issues. I recommend this tea.

I’m having my first cup of Luscious Watermelon tonight after purchasing it back in July. I don’t know why I waited so long. It’s really good. Very fruity. I can really taste the watermelon.

See my full review on Sororitea Sisters:
http://sororiteasisters.com/2017/02/18/an-early-taste-of-spring-with-mountain-oolong-spring/

I’ve said before that it has a bitterness when hot, which lessens when it cools. But, if you let it age in the cup a little it seems the bitterness disappears almost entirely. I do not drink tea by the cup actually, I drink from a thermos through out the day (during work/class/etc) and it seems the farther I am from the time of brewing the better this tea becomes.