Hannah

I’m a huge fan of pu-erh. I haven’t been a fan of flavored, especially fruit flavored ones in the past, such as teavanas strawberry slender that they served me once when I asked for pu-erh.. ugh. It was the worst tea I’ve ever had. I do, however, trust Robert ‘s taste for turning me onto pu-erh in the first place so I was interested to try this. I’m only on my first steep, but it’s a delightfully interesting blend of flavors. I think the orange and the pu-erh really work together in this.

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mmmmmmmmmm.. love the orange peel. This one’s a keeper.

interesting. This is my first Genmai cha. My first impression was good, but since it’s like nothing I’ve tasted, I will have to drink a few more cups to acquire a real taste for it. It’s still a strange substance, somewhere between rice cakes and green tea, but definitely likable.

Very smooth and a nice delicate blend of floral flavor with the green and black. I could smell the fruits much more than taste them, but personally I prefer it this way.

mmm. Chocola-tea coconut.

This blend of spices has a unique flavor. It’s a nice alternative when I’m craving chai in the late evenings, but don’t want to be awake for many hours to come.

It felt scratchy on my throat and bitter on my tongue. I asked for it with milk and no sugar, like I usually take my Masala Chai. It needed some sugar I think. I think I’m really picky about masala chai mixes. I have only had a few I really liked. This was not my favorite. I prefer more cinnamony taste.

Mine is loose leaf. I really like the blend of spices in this one. When i don’t feel like breaking up my own spices and leaves for homemade blend of masala, I go with this stuff.

It’s a tisane, but I blended it with some blueberry black tea my sister brought back from Maine for me. I made a delicious pitcher full iced with a couple table spoons of sugar syrup. It’s not the best by itself.. a little too much of that metallic feel, but it’s nice to add to my black tea.

I prefer the multi-green over the original. It’s good.

settled my tummy ache so I love it!

My first cup of Lady Grey. softer than the more manly Earl.

A souvenir to taste from the Charleston Tea Plantation. I had it iced.

Makes a tasty southern style sweet or a simple hot black tea.

flavorful for sure. I like the blend of spices. One of the blends I especially like from Teavana.

a little too fruity for my liking. I think it overwhelms the soft flavor of the green tea. Not a favorite for sure.

Don’t like it by itself, but it was tasty when I made apple spiced tea punch with it.

reminds me of the hotel I stayed in outside of Windsor, England. milk and sugar please.