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Mmmm. I love mint teas. This one was fabulously minty both to the smell and the taste. I sat around drinking things one through work one morning and nothing could distract me from the cool and calm it ispired into me.

I was hit or miss on this one. I could taste the blend of the white and green together but I didn’t feel very moved by it. I guess I was hoping for more of the soft, buttery white tea to show through the green.

This one was a smooth and soothing lovely gem. A pretty generically normal peppermint, it was cool and sweet. I could probably interchange it with my Celestial Seasonings one, labor honey into it and enjoy this during anytime of day or night.

This one is having a problem I’ve been having with my bags far too open. I open it and it smells deliciously like it’s supposed to — all sinfully sweet and beautiful caramel — and then once it’s been steeped it doesn’t taste like much at all. A black with some muddling by something else undefinable. I was disappointed at this one.

I found this one quite generic. It smelled very citrus-y orange, and then it just tasted like black tea for me. Not a bad black tea, either, just pretty middle of the road all together. Guess I’m glad I only had one of these to try.

I found this delightful. It was warm and bright. A beautiful new twist on one of my favorite types of teas. I could definitely keep this on hand for rainy mornings and early spring when the thaw is just starting.

While this smells exquisitely like raspberry, I felt like it was lacking in tasting like raspberry. It was a pretty nice, soothing, but generically normal white tea. It would be fine to me by on a day for just needing tea, but it’s nothing special and I wouldn’t feel the need to buy it.

You can definitely taste and smell coconut in it. There’s a soft rusticness to it. It’s a little more agressive than my normal teas but I’m definitely loving it this afternoon, while it’s powering me through a slow last hour and half of my work day.

Smooth, lovely and nice. It’s definitely good for a winter time drink. A dash of cool, mint/peppermint with the citrus. Lovely.

This one for me had a far better bouquet without a truly amazing flavor. I don’t absolutely adore it, but it’s okay for mellow afternoon green when I’m at a restaurant. In that way its much better than being brought a generic Lipton of orange-black with my lunch.