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One of my favorite green teas to drink. It’s very relaxing and a little sweet. Try cold brewing it to make iced tea, it’s even better. I don’t taste the peach, but it’s still a pleasant tea to try.

If you enjoy a good Earl Grey tea, try this. I’m quite sure this is the best Earl Grey I’ve had.

This is my favorite Earl Grey tea I have had so far. You can really taste the citrus without it becoming overwhelming.

Very light and pleasant tea. It smells very sweet to me, but it doesn’t taste overly sweet. I could really pick up on the vanilla.

Not a fan, I don’t taste any of the Lychee. This tea tastes a bit like black licorice to me, which isn’t a good thing.

This tea is weaker than I was expecting. Maybe I need to brew it longer. I taste more sweet flavors than spice. Still, it’s an enjoyable tea but I don’t think I would purchase more. It’s heavy so this tea is a little expensive for an herbal tea.

I get cake from this, but not so much the coffee. The flavor comes off more like a spice to me than coffee. I do love this tea however because I don’t like very sweet teas and this is perfect for cold mornings.

I drink this when I want something sweet, but not turn into the cookie monster. It’s delicious but a bit weaker than what I was expecting. I’m not big on coconut in my tea and in this one I can only pick up on that with the chocolate. I would have liked a little bit more spice to balance out the sweetness.

I think this needs to be brewed at a lower temperature. At 180 the tea comes out to tasting slightly bitter and not very pleasant but at 165 the tea is light, slightly floral and sweet.

At first this tea doesn’t taste like much, but once it cools down you can really tasted the toasted rice. This is a great green tea to start your day, or to drink if sick.