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Someone gave this to me. I hate creme brulee, but I can appreciate that people who like it may enjoy this tea. The flavoring is a bit much. It’s not my favorite. Rooibos on top of it. Bleh.

I think I like this tea more for the fact that it makes me relax than the actual flavor of it. Wish it was just a bit softer on the mint. 72

Update: tried it again, as I always do. Added a bit of honey and it was SO good. The mint, the lemon grass, the floral notes…Wonderful. 79

Hmm, I’m not too sure how I feel about this one. I like the tart, the flavor is good, but it doesn’t blow me away.

Update: tried it again a couple of times with a bit of sweetener and it is lovely. I upped my score from 72 to 85. I’m getting addicted to it!

Mmmm…a more complex tea, definitelty. Will try it iced next time, I’m sure it will knock my socks off. It is delicious.

I try to lose weight but cake gets in the way! Problem solved! This is delicious and fun.

EDIT: Ok, so I had time to get over my initial excitement, and have a few more cups of this tea…II took my time and actually let myself taste it to the fullest. I can definitely understand why people love it, but after tasting Oh Canada, Birthday Cake and Creme Brulee, I can say that they all taste relatively the same. And that is just a big turn off. I thought the odd taste in the Birthday Cake tea was just a fluke, but it is also present in the other ones I listed above. A smoky, harsh flavor that irritates my throat. Must be the rooibos. I no longer care for this one for that reason.

Ok, if you are a coconut lover…BAM! Get ready for some intense coconut flavor. It does taste somewhat artificial, but I still love it! Be careful not to over-steep, because if you do, it ends up tasting like pop corn for some reason.

Tastes like the aftertaste of an after 8 mint (in a good way). Soothes chocolate cravings and is very comforting. Simply love it. I always use more than 1.5 teaspoons though, because it’s just too good to risk a bland cup.