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This is a nice earl grey, nothing special. It’s slightly malty, slightly citrusy, and a nice medium base, with no complexity that I could detect.

I went on a chai craze this winter, and purchased a variety of chai teas. This one can definitely hold it’s own. It’s not too heavy on any particular spice, but comes together in a nice blend. I will be repurchasing.

This chai is so unique! Instead of the usual cinnamon, or cardamon being the foremost flavor, the anise comes out on top. You can still taste all the other spices, but the fact that it tastes mostly of licorice is delightful.

Eh, I’m coming to the conclusion that I just don’t like chamomile. I added a little splenda, and this was just sickly sweet. It also had an unpleasant smell that I can’t quite describe. It’s tastes like chamomile, and a hint of honey, no vanilla that I can detect. However, I’m drinking this because I have a sore throat, and it does seem to be helping.

A nice tea flavor, with a pomegranate bite to it. Not my favorite, but it’s a nice change.

This isn’t the worst thing I’ve ever tasted, but it’s bad enough I couldn’t even finish the cup, never mind the box.

This is currently my favorite chai tea. It’s a little heavy on the cinnamon, but I love cinnamon! Not the most balanced chai, but I love it anyway.

I don’t really like chamomile, but for what it is, this tastes plesant. However, the only way I could taste it, was to plug my nose! It smells exactly like cough syrup. I feel ill when I smell it, most definitely will not repurchase.

I bought this tea without looking at the ingredients, yikes! I don’t really want to try this one. However, my aunt enjoys it immensely. She says it’s delicious with a touch of sugar.