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OK – ginger flavor is very mild.

Strong black tea – not bad for everyday, but not my favorite Ceylon.

This makes an acceptable iced tea – not as rich tasting as Luzianne. I also mixed it half and half with Adagio’s Peppermint – very tasty. The lighter flavor of the Lipton’s complements the peppermint well, and makes a very refreshing tea.

I bought a sample of this as part of Adagio’s black tea sampler. It’s a robust, flavorful and fragrant tea. Stands up well to milk and sugar, or very refreshing and clean tasting on it’s own.

This is Frisian (German) tea – a special blend meant to be drunk in the German fashion, with rock sugar and cream. I used water just off the boil, and steeped for about 4 minutes. The tea brewed up very strong and brown, with some sediment, and with a distinct cooked flavor.

This is exactly as described – sweet, gingery and peachy. Needs no sweetening. The black tea seems to be very good quality and tasty. Altogether, not a tea I would have expected to find on the shelf at the local grocery store.

The best Darjeeling I have ever had. Clean, floral taste and fragrance.

smooth, floral taste and fragrance. If it weren’t almost perfect already it would be wonderful blended with jasmine.

Brews up very light and delicate – I usually squish the tea bag around. Very sweet – not a pronounced chocolate flavor, but definitely there.

This is an ok green tea.