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I love this tea and drink it often.it is a very full bodied tea, a great option for a breakfast tea as it will stand up well to the addition of milk and sugar (although I drink it without either). I leave my leafs in the entire time I am drinking instead of the recommended 4-6min. I don’t find the tea to get bitter or astringent (however I am not very sensitive to either); it stays smooth and earthy even with leaving the leaves in for so long. This is a CTC tea and definitely has a different appearance than most straight black teas. It is one of my favorite straight black teas, if not my favorite.

I am drinking a cup with some sugar. This is a good tea. A light tasting black tea with a good light tasty orange and light/medium clove taste. And decaf for evening is good. And really qui ck and easy with the tea bag.

This simply doesn’t taste like most Earl Grey tea. Best I can figure is that the tea is too weak for the bergamot.

My absolute favorite tea hands down. My default in the mornings though lately I’ve been changing it up by adding dried ginger and cinnamon sticks. Can keep resteeping and drink all day!

I thought I had this one before, but supposedly not. It was not my favorite, but fairly good for being a green tea. I’ll have to try it again before rating as I had it with corn bread for “dessert” and the flavors melded together really really well to the point that I’m not sure which was which :P There was definitely some sweet, vanilla notes, probably the caramel flavor, peeking out.

Not bad, but far from the perfect bagged peach tea. I’m not surprised the peach flavor is artificial—it sort of tastes it to me—but it is far from as fake as it could taste. A pretty solid “meh” sort of tea.

Tasted like artificial strawberry. Vanilla was definitely “gentle” as described, to the point of being barely detectable. Good for a strong artificial strawberry flavor, but crosses the line to “too sweet” and puckery at times. Tasted 11.2018.

I don’t really like the original version of Saint-Pétersbourg because the flavouring is too subtle. The flavours are still subtle here but it looks like I don’t mind it as much in a green tea. Beautiful rolled gunpowder leaves.

Three minutes doesn’t seem to be quite long enough of a steep time. The aroma is still pleasant with malty notes, but the tea itself loses fullness.