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This tea has a very prominent Jasmine taste and scent which fills the mouth and the sinuses.

Licorice-like sweetness fills the mouth on the sip. Oolong vegetal taste faintly in the background.

Mild sweetness fills the mouth. Floral taste near end of sip.

Pleasant sticky sweetness. Light maltiness of the black coming through. Jasmine floral taste is present.

Thin-tasting, overall. Bitter chocolatey taste near the end of the sip. Cinnamon present. Black tea is difficult to detect.

I had an opportunity to smell this one in-store. The scent strongly resembles Forever Nuts by David’s Tea.

Surprising green tea flavour from a bagged tea. Has what I would describe as a swampy green tea taste. Faint sweetness with odd aftertaste. The taste is somewhat reminiscent of camomile tissane taste.

Slightly creamy. Butter. High quality oolong taste. Seaweed complementary flavour in the background. Banana closer to the end of the taste. The banana taste goes really well with the oolong flavour. The stevia is well blended, I am usually sensitive to the taste/aftertaste.

Brothy taste with buttery edge. Hints of vegetal green tea taste with accompanying sweetness in the background. Vaguely reminiscent of a floral taste in the aftertaste. Light and well-placed astringency which compliments the brew.

Sweet throughout with earthy tones and a distinct citrus taste. Woodsy taste to it- maybe cedar mostly. Taste reminds me of the texture of coconut flesh. The aftertaste reminds me of honey

For some reason, the aroma of this tea reminds me of a newborn baby’s nursery with yellow walls and painted cartoon elephants. I think it may be because the scent reminds me of baby powder. Why I have a very specific baby room in mind, I cannot say.