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FRIGGIN’ DELICIOUS and one of my favourite vanilla teas. Smell a vanilla bean. This tea tastes like that smell. I would buy this a million times over.

Tastes like a cup of cocoa, tea-i-fied. Loved it. Nice with two sugar lumps for ultimate chocolatey deliciousness.

Delicious. Tastes the way you’d expect your basic cup of tea to taste, but with an added twist of extra deliciousness. Plain but flavourful. Nice with breakfast. Would buy again.

Oh, hell no. Tastes like stomach acid. To be fair, I don’t like fruit teas at the best of times (unless it’s iced) but yeah. Ugh. Never again.

Fine, but I don’t get anything special from it. Pretty much the same as your average grocery store Earl Grey (come at me, bro!). Probably won’t buy again.

I didn’t find the vanilla flavour pronounced enough the first time I tried it. It’s nice with milk and a couple lumps of sugar. It’s been awhile since I had the Lipton vanilla, but I have a vague memory of having preferred that one. This one is double the price of that, too. I dunno. It’s fine. Might buy it again.

Maybe it’s just a reflection of a deeply unrefined palate, but I love this tea. Cozy, sweet, discernible vanilla flavour, doesn’t get gross if you let it steep it too long. This one’s pretty foolproof. I’d buy it again.

Yum. Tastes pretty close to a Starbucks chai latte, without all the added chemical-syrupy-ness (to say nothing of the price point). Not a life-changing, best-chai-ever kind of tea, but a good cheap thrill. I’d buy it again.

Tasty, but frighteningly sweet, and this from someone who typically adds sugar (lots and lots of sugar) to her tea. Spicy, but in an atypical sort of way. I expected something a bit more chai-like, I suppose. Ended up leaving the carton behind at my old workplace and probably wouldn’t buy this one again.