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This is a pretty weak and uninspiring tea, I guess I’ve been spoiled by better quality ones.

Fresh mint with a hint of warm, almost malty cocoa. It’s interesting that I seem to taste the mint and chocolate one after the other instead of both mixed together. Anyway, anything that has chocolate in the ingredient list is always a plus.

I drank this straight without any milk or sugar and it cleansed my palate nicely. It’s a fairly mild chai, good for people who don’t drink this type of tea often.

The lemon sort of takes a backseat to the ginger, but it’s still a good cuppa. It went very well with a sweet dessert.

A pretty standard-tasting earl grey, although certainly better quality than most of the stuff you’d get at the grocery store.

The tea bag smells good enough to eat right out of the package. The Ceylon masks the taste of the rooibos for the most part – not that I mind, rooibos by itself is too tart for me. The caramel and vanilla are a nice little aftertaste, not overpowering but definitely there.

A very mild black tea with little of the bitterness I tend to associate with other black teas. Tastes fine without milk.

Tried it with milk, it’s decent and the chocolate/carob sweetness is a bit more pronounced, but it still smells more exciting than it tastes. A bit underwhelming.