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In a word? Heck yeah. I took a leap of faith buying Zoomdweebies. The customer service could be better, and the package definitely has the feeling that it was blended in a basement, but this is DARN GOOD TEA. With this particular blend, you can actually taste the marshmallow root. It’s really good tea!

Is my taster off? This stuff had a smoke flavor to it that I couldn’t get past. It wasn’t horrible, but it really wasn’t great.

Wow, delicate full tea leaves produce a crystal clear green brew the likes of which I’ve never seen before. I’m impressed! There was a natural sweetness, and delicacy to the tea. I want more!

Well, it really tasted like cherries. Too bad about the taste of hot cherries though…

The citrus was a little overpowering for my tastes. Not a terrible tea, but certainly not worth the price.

I guess I’m kinda alone on this one, I really didn’t like the tea. I found the fruit flavors to be overpowering and somewhat bitter.

Not the best Sencha I’ve had, but it certainly wasn’t bad.

My first Genmaicha. I can’t say I was thrilled with the taste. There was a definite “grain” taste in it, which, while expected, wasn’t what I had hoped for. It tastes more like a breakfast cereal than a tea.

Delicate, green taste. Beautiful tea, and overall an excellent brew. This was my first gunpowder green tea, and I’m impressed.

Yes, Teavana’s sales tactics would make a used car salesman blush, and yes, the prices practically require buyers to take out a second mortgage, but that doesn’t mean the tea is bad. This tea is absolutely delicious, with a soothing, clean, sweet jasmine scent that is tough to beat. I’m hooked. Now if only the company which produced the stuff didn’t look at it’s customers like walking bags of money…