Jilliam

I believe this was the tea that was up for samples in-store…

It was wonderful as a cold drink, I think I’ll have to come back to find this tea again :D

I do like this tea…. However, compared to other teas I’ve had, it doesn’t rank quite as high.

It has a tantalizing aroma about it, but sometimes the flavours aren’t quite up to par with what I expect of it. Not much of the mint to be found, but chamomile and citrus flavours are very apparent.

It’s worth sharing with your friends and is great for relaxation, I will give it that.

I like to drink this steeped in milk with a bit of sugar in it.

I’m not much of a straight black tea kind of girl, but I do enjoy orange pekoe in latte form :P

I’m not usually very fond of blueberries…

But this tea was alright. A tart flavour if over-steeped, but a good steep time (imho) results in a nice, light (enough) flavour that I can, unfortunately, only bear a teacup of.

Keep in mind that I’m not a lemon-y kind of person…

I got this tea as a gift from a friend. It was a kind gesture, haha :)

But initially, it was the sweet scent of honey that drew me in. The lemon taste was a little overwhelming and had a little artificial kind of taste…

However, it’s a great tea to re-steep 3-5 times and chamomile is amazing.

And the boxing is amazing- Alice in Wonderland is worth a little futterwacken! (an AiW reference :D)

Mamma mia! I absolutely loved the aroma…

Maybe it’s because I steeped it for a bit too long…. But I think it’s tastes…. Like medicine.

However, I will give it another shot (the rest of the 50g of it) because I think it’d taste better as a cold drink rather than a hot one, and there is so much flavour going on that my tastebuds are going insane.

Maybe this review will improve, but for now… This is it.

My ultimate green tea drink. I adore the flavour :)

Some say it tastes like medicine, but I digress. It does taste soothing and great at night steeped in milk, though :)

The best herbal tea I’ve ever tried, so far.

My friend gulped this stuff down and I wish that the Teavana inherited this flavour when it bought out Teaopia :(