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Good “traditional” tea, mildly tart, pretty good.

A nice, slightly earthy tea. Smooth, and fairly strong, quick to brew (I use no milk or sugar, go for quick brews that are not too tannic).

A very nice, smooth slightly Bergamot tea. From can, very fragrent, but in a cup of brewed tea, rather light, not overpowering.
A nice flavored tea.

Nice, medium-bodied China tea. Not too much else to say, it’s a basic tea, no extra or unusual flavors. Just a hint of tannins in a 1-minute brew, fine for unmilked/unsweetened tea as I drink it.

good, smooth tea.

Very nice, smooth Assam tea. No artificial flavors, enhancements, just a nice smooth drinkable tea.

Good, not great earl grey. I think I like the twinigs a bit more, but nothing too much wrong with it. Maybe a bit too little actual tea flavor?

Very confused, as I bought this while in London, and it’s a rather sharp and not all that bergamont-y tea. I know I’ve bought it in the US, and that is a very nice, smooth flavored tea. Not sure how to rate this one, as there seems to be two different versions based on where you buy it. I drink all my tea black, and can’t steep it for more than about 50 seconds without it becoming way too bitter.