Gloria Jean's

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I use the K-cup with my Keurig machine. It’s not as strong as others, but makes a nice change once in a while.

I typically don’t buy tea k-cups. Although I own a Keurig machine, I hate the waste k-cups generate, so I mostly buy coffee and use the reusable Keurig filters. And tea, well, I make tea without my Keurig machine. But last time I was at the car dealership, the guy who sold me my car felt badly that it already needed so much expensive maintanance. So he gave me a bunch of tea k-cups as a consolation prize. (I guess he’d seen me tossing back cups of complementary tea.)

Anyway, I am consistently surprised by how much I like Gloria Jean’s k-cup teas. I truly enjoy the chai, and this one is good too! The black tea tastes fresh and not at all overly astringent, and the mango is very bright. Huh, I’d… drink this again. I could even see buying it. Must resist!

The description reads tangy and they aren’t kidding. Even though I found it tart, I enjoyed it once it was sweetened and chilled.

Out running errands and gave this a shot. I won’t do that again. Way too heavy on the “essence of mango” flavor and not even a hint of tea taste. If I had sweetened it up and added ice, we could call it mango kool-aid.

The smell of a fresh cup of Gloria Jean’s Chai is quite nice—the blend of spices seduce every scent. However the flavor is weak and the tea should only be consumed when other options are unavailable.

Nice and light!

Not really the nicest English Breakfast tea I’ve had, but certainly not the worst. Their Assam is much nicer, however.

drank it with milk