Lainie Petersen

This a wonderful Assam, particularly for those of us who don’t like milk or sugar in our tea. Substantial without being overpowering. Great price, too.

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Hrm. Not sure where the negative reviews of this tea are coming from. I’m sipping it again after a long while, and enjoying it greatly. Very sweet, clean and refreshing.

This is the new batch for this year. Even better than before. More depth to this one, along with all that lovely caramel.

Follow up: Steep this tea for 4 minutes instead of three and any sourness goes away!

This is a really nice black tea. It is sweet and smooth with just a hint of bitterness to perk things up. Occasionally I get a slightly sour note that I don’t really like, but I find this tea interesting enough to sip on a regular basis anyway.

I’m not much for flavored green teas, but this one is done right. Fruity and clean.

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Smooth and tasty, unlike any yellow tea that I’ve tried. Full-bodied, some chocolate, plenty of chrysanthemum. Yum.

Malty, classic Assam. This goes incredibly well with eggs and is the perfect breakfast tea.

Super chocolatey! If you aren’t a pu’erh fan, this may be a bit too strong, but I’m really enjoying it.

This is a smooth, fragrant and balanced tea. A refreshing change from typical Earl Greys, and something that I’m probably going to sip a lot of this spring!

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Extraordinary. White tea, but with a lovely richness.

A really lovely Darjeeling: Fruity, bit of spice, delicate.

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A truly slurpworthy tea. Complex, sweet, fruity and nutty. Bit of astringency that adds to its character. Yum.

Hrm. A bit light for my taste. May work with this a bit more.

Really delicious. Looking forward to working more with it.

Still awesome.

I’m still blown away at how good this tea is. For the price, it can’t be beat.