Smells like gummy bears. A really interesting tea. I’m looking forward to trying this with sugar or iced.
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So light! Even after a 10 minutes steep. I can barely taste some floral and fruitiness.
Fabulous as always. My three favorite herbal flavors in one tea. I used this to try out my new steeping mug from TeaSpot which is perfect for work.
Feeling quite hungry this morning, I wanted a substantial drink. I sweetened this with some turbinado sugar and poured it over ice and soymilk.
Long, boring day. Perfect time for Earl Greyer! And since this is the last of my sample tin I’m pulling off the labels and using it as a travel tin.
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Disappointingly boring. The leaves have a soothing fragrance, so I was looking forward to a nice cup. However it simply tastes like a bland black tea.
Possibly the only commercial iced tea I’ve ever enjoyed. So cool and refreshing on a hot Texas day. I do wish it wasn’t spearmint, but the honey makes up for it.
Today’s tea tag: “Your heartbeat is the rhythm of your soul.”
Whatever you say, Tea! Just make my throat better please.
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Green Tea by Bigelow
A really basic green tea that doesn’t get bitter quickly. I usually find single packets of this brand at hotels or restaurants and pocket a couple for use away from home.
Can you tell I’ve got a sore throat? This stuff is great, especially when lightly gargled. I actually enjoy it enough that I could drink it when feeling perfectly healthy. This cup’s tea tag reads “Act, don’t react.”
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Iced this and sipped it all day long. The peppermint is a really nice flavor when cold or hot.
Iced, with honey. Not great nor terrible.
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Trying to wind down from the day. I’d forgotten how nice chamomile can be. This one is very soothing and a bit medicinal in taste. But I do like that sort of thing. I’ll be using this “Surrender to Sleep Herb Tea” instead of Sleepytime from now on.
Smells similar to candy peach-O’s while still tasting like standard black tea.
This is the stereotype of how I always thought tea should taste. I love it. Good for an afternoon pick me up on hour 7 at work.
This time I cooled and blended it with fresh farmer’s market peaches, half a banana, honey, and a bit of soy milk. This is a more stereotypical peaches and cream taste, but I think the blueberries made for a more interesting flavor combo.
Last night’s 91 degree high forced me to brainstorm ways to still get my tea fix. I chilled this and blended it with some honey and frozen blueberries for a cool smoothie. The summery smell was lovely.
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Grabbed this from a coffee stand yesterday morning. Decent tea.
