Bengal Spice

This tea tastes great but I was so interested to know if it had added sugars or something in it. I wrote to the company and they told me this.
We use Stevia in our Sweet Zinger Ice Teas.  In addition, some Celestial Seasonings teas contain natural flavors, which may contain sucrose, maltodextrins (cornstarch) and corn syrup solids at very low levels.  While we ensure that the ingredients of these natural flavors are all natural, the exact amounts in the flavors are trade secrets.

All of our natural flavors are used at levels that are below that which requires nutritional labeling by the FDA.

A spin-off from Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Spice. The taste is a bit more flat than its expensive counterpart. It’s got a bit of a chemical aftertaste, but if you steep it quite long, you will find yourself enjoying that savannah-like warmth we only find in cinnamon.

I need to quit buying cinnamon flavored herbal teas – apparently I don’t like any of them. This tea was okay, but definitely overwhelming. The cinnamon/sweet taste was strong, but at least you could taste other spicy pumpkin pie type flavors. I prepared with almond milk and no additional sweetener, as it is plenty sweet on its own. Not a tea I would drink again by choice. Giving this one away.

Loooooove this tea. It smells (and tastes) WONDERFUL.

Spicy hot, just like I love it.

This stuff is really good and quite addicting. Very powerful taste. If you drink too much it starts to taste a bit like Hot Tamales candy after a while!

This was decent.

Zesty and refreshing.

Even though I find it too cinnamony, it’s a great caffeine free staple.

This blend can be a little overpowering. Be careful not to oversteep it. I prefer it with milk.

a flavour explosion in your mouth, SO good as a mid afternoon break.