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I hated this tea, then grew to like it. Pretty startling mate flavor (not a consistent mate drinker here) but pretty good for a wake-up tea. For me, it needs some soy milk, and maybe a bit of sugar.

Holy mother, this is the best vanilla tea I’ve had. It’s perfect alone, piping hot. Not too strong with the cinnamon, which I prefer. Nutty and sweet (…as the name would suggest…) and great for a cold day. This was my morning tea.

It’s a good tea, but lacks in vanilla taste. A good alternative is Celestial Seasonings Nutcracker Sweet.

As far as chai goes, this is okay, it’s reasonable and comforting to drink on a cold day, but nothing to write home about. I’d recommend it to someone who doesn’t like excess cinnamon in their chai, but I probably won’t buy another box of it. It tastes as good with a dash of soy and without.

Was not expecting to like this, purely by the smell (so much cinnamon!) alone. Too much cinnamon is a strike for me, but this one worked well. I take it with a little soy milk, and is even good warm.

Good but not great. I drink it for the sake of a hot drink and that’s about it.

Definitely loved this tea. It’s very vanilla-y and comforting, doesn’t need a speck of sugar. Wish it were stronger.

Fast steeping, great flavor. I love a strong Earl Grey. Good choice, a little stronger than the Twinings, though I prefer the latter’s overall taste and smell. Taken with a sprinkle of sugar and a tiny amount of soy milk.

My sister loves this tea, but I, for one, loathe chamomile, as this tea taught me. It’s too cottony for my taste, but I can understand why others like it.

A great tea. It’s solid and it’s awesome. There isn’t much to say about it other than I really enjoyed it. I take it with a bit of soy milk and a sprinkle of sugar, with the bag left in.