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An actually pretty-enjoyable tea when you’ve got the sniffles.

I enjoyed this. Keep in mind it’s a Starbucks-esque sweet drink, not anything like your usual tea. It is much better then International Delight or any other storebought chai drinks.

Disappointingly weak gingerbread taste, especially compared to the sugar cookie tea.

Hmm. The flavor is certainly mild. It’s not as strong as my favorite teas; then again, it’s a namebrand tea, they seem to be afraid of “BOOM B***H HERE’S YOUR FLAVOR”. (Except for Harney and Sons.)

It has a pleasant sugar cookie taste, and when I first started drinking it after adding sweetener I really liked it. But then I noticed a hingering aftertaste…research online shows they’ve added stevia to this tea as part of the ‘natural flavors’, which I’m not a huge fan of. I’d drink this again, but I wish I knew what the old formula tasted like.

This is all the hospital I’m at has on my floor and life is hell.

Oh my gaaaammmmmm.

I was not expecting much, but I should’ve expected much considering how much I love Hot Cinnamon Spice. A packet of sweetener, and it tastes like fancy vanilla ice cream. Definitely recommended.

As someone else mentioned this tea really needs two tea bags before you get any sort of flavor at all. And sweetener. But it’s not a bad tea. I don’t think it really boosted my brain activity as the label claims, which was disappointing.

I’m presuming this is the vanilla tea Scooters Coffeehouse uses. It’s real good. Vanilla without any sort of bitter aftertaste or being too sweet.

angrily smashes plastic cup

This is not tea! This is not tea! THIS IS NOT TEA!

five minutes of hyperventilating later

Glad I got that out of my system. Now, reviewing this in a more mature manner. This is not a tea I enjoy, nor is it a tea I think many experienced tea drinkers will enjoy. It’s more sugar than tea. And if you have to have more sugar then tea to enjoy tea you might as well have a Coke.