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I actually really like this. It’s more light and vanilla-y than my usual vanilla red tea, and would be good blended with something…but what…

Not the best. It’s better iced though, I’m sure.

Delicious delicious delicious. How can I express how amazing this tea is? The double bergamot oil takes this from a regular earl grey to one of my favorite teas of all time. It’s a great after-dinner tea.

Mixed it with Pomegranate Green Superfruit Tea, and it was also highly delicious. I brewed it (3:2) for an iced tea, which turned out nice, but honestly would’ve been better (2:3) instead.

I am learning though- this was a good example of using different tastes that don’t clash and ensuring each is a different type of tea. If the Pomegranate had also been white, it’d have been a very confusing tea (and if the Orange had been green, it’d have been far too heavy).

Mixed it with Wild Maine Blueberry also from the republic of tea, and brewed iced tea with it (3:2). Delicious…really delicious. I would make it again for sure

Mixed it with Masala Chai (2 mate : 1 chai) and it was delicious. Probably would be better with 1 mate: 2 chai…

I’m biased for not being a huge cinnamon fan, bu I definitely could not taste anything beyond the cinnamon in this.

Still good when iced

Excellent blended with a regular Masala Chai. The result wasn’t as robust as Samurai alone, but a more subtle take on its regular flavors. This blend is better less sweet than I would take Masala alone.

Pretty refreshing as an iced tea