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Straight this smells a lot like Toasted Walnut, but with less flavor. It’s better with sugar and milk.

This is, as described, a light chai. I prefer a spicier chai with black pepper.

I didn’t like this at all. I don’t know if it’s the cloves or lemon peel. I need to experiment with single ingredient infusions so that I can learn to separate flavors. I’ll try it again with a shorter steep and see if it’s better.

I thought I didn’t like ginger, but I really like this. I’ll save the rest of my sample for the next time I have a cold. It’s January, so I won’t have to wait long.

This has a lovely nutty caramel smell, but all I taste is nuts. I’ll fnish the sample, but I might try mixing this with something that has more flavor.

Has an somewhat artificial chocolate smell but all I taste is the chili. I’m planning to try it with some added cocoa powder, sugar and milk.

The Sleepytime varieties that I’ve tried taste almost the same to me. The only difference is the smell. This smells wonderful, very peachy. I taste a bit of peach if I’m paying attention. Otherwise, just another chamomile blend herbal tea.

My current favorite, affordable jasmine tea.

I’ve had trouble sleeping my entire life. According to my mother, as an infant I stayed awake all day, not falling asleep until around 10pm. Now as an adult I stay awake all day and without sleep aids fall asleep around 2-3 am.
This tea doesn’t work on it’s own, but still I drink either this or Yogi Bedtime every night, along with the rest of my very extensive pre-sleep ritual.
I probably wouldn’t this if it didn’t have sleep problems. To me it doesn’t have much taste. I drink it with milk and honey to give it some flavor.

My first impression of this tea was powdery ground cinnamon. Not unpleasant, but I wouldn’t purchase this again. I could just sprinkle some cinnamon from my spice cabinet in hot water to get the same effect.