Master Choice

The only thing that made this tea bearable was by adding three heaping spoonfuls of sugar. The aroma was very lovely and the color was beautiful, but it was far too bitter. It also seemed to have cheap, plywood after taste (yes, plywood).

RIP Master Choice branded tea. These were four very nice, well priced store branded teas. It’s hard to find a variety of fruit teas that aren’t from specialty stores, or don’t have extra spices and flavours added to basic fruit flavours.

A cup of tea (to go with procrastinated math homework) before bedtime. This has a nice fruity-floral flavour.

Contains: Chamomile, cinnamon, flavour, blackberry leaves, and rose petals.

Got this in a tea swap from Canada. Smells like Jasmine, indeed, even after steeping. You can taste the typical Jasmine flavor but it’s not as harsh as some can be…there is also a slightly sweet undertone of something that I usually can’t pick out in other Jasmine Teas…especially bagged. I like this. It’s nice.

I received this from a friend in Canada for a tea swap. LOVE the coloring of it dark reddish brown. The scent isn’t overpowering but smells like a typical black tea. The taste is nice and even at first and hits you with a bold black assam at the end of the sip. I enjoyed this cup!