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This is one of my grandmother’s favourite teas and I drink it whenever I am at her house. It is a bit weak, but it tastes like a pretty standard green tea.

A bit too minty, but overall a good flavour. It does not resteep very well, though. Makes a nice iced tea.

Smells delicious and tastes even better. I use this when I make London fogs because the vanilla and bergamot is so nice together. The vanilla lends a certain sweet and creamy flavour to it, which I love.

This is one of my grandmother’s favourite teas and I drink it whenever I am at her house. It is a bit weak, but it tastes like a pretty standard green tea.

These are super handy when I do hiking or on trips. I like to but them with ice and very cold water. They are quite sweet due to the amount of sugar in them, more like juice than tea. The flavour is very nice though. Sweet, flavourful, fruity, and the green tea is not bitter.

This is a pretty standard peppermint. It resteeps a few times and is also good with milk.

Ehh, it was interesting to try, but I wouldn’t buy it again. It has an oily taste to it and tastes a lot like stomach acid to me.

Very cinnamon-y. It makes you feel warm inside on a cold day! It can get a bit spicy if oversteeped and the cinnamon gets sickly sweet, make sure you take the tag bag out after a few minutes instead of leaving it in like I have done a few times.

This tea actually tastes a lot like a bellini! You can taste mango and peach which gives it a bit of sweetness, but there is also an acidic hibiscus or rose hip flavour. When steeps it is tangy like a fruit juice, but not sour or bitter. It is AMAZING iced. I like to steep it then freeze it in an ice cube tray. You can put the ice cubes in a strong blender and make a slushy on a hot day.