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A Very light black tea, not harsh at all, some carmelly flavors, actually very nice.

A nice Thai-spicy tea, some cinnamon and cardamom, not sharp.

A Nice black tea with smooth vanilla taste, but not overpowering.

A strong, and yes a little creamy earl grey.
I do not steep it long as I use no milk or sugar to cut it.

Nice, smooth earl grey with that hint of lavender. Not overpowering, a nice touch.
I can drink this a lot.

A Nice Black Tea Blend; Even steeped for a minute, not too strong, but forward Black tea taste.
Medium color, full black tea scent.

Strong, tannic, breakfast tea. Probably best with milk / sugar; since I don’t use those, even my 15 second steep produced a very hearty cup. Good for one of those seldom times I want a stiff cup of tea. A Traditional black, pekoe cut tea.

Nice breakfast tea, but can be very strong if steeped a long time. With a 20 seconds steep, and no milk or sugar, produces a nice smooth morning tea.
If you steep for a couple minutes, you start to get the strong tannins present, and it has a bite, but maybe good if you like milk and sugar, that will come thru.

A very distinctive tea from normal black teas; nice and smooth.
I like it for a change of pace.
For me, a good breakfast tea.
Light enough I can brew for several minutes and still drink it straight.

Strong, flavorful, tannic, a typical breakfast tea.
No extra flavors, just strong tea if you steep it a while.