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Hum. Nope. Way too artificial for my taste. I made me think I was drinking orange flavoured water with artificial sweetener (such as spenda) . Maybe I oversteeped it, but all the same, I don’t think I would like it better weaker. This is really disappointing because the dry leaves smelled soooooo good!

This one was weird! I can’t decide weither I like it or not. What I can say, however, is that I liked the second steep better than the first one. I liked the taste of the straight oolong, but soon I became overwhelmed by the buttery sweetness of ginseng. It lasted very long after swallowing and it kind of weirded me out a bit. The second steep was less sweet and I could taste more of the straight oolong, which was great.

Hum. I really did not like this one, though I really wished I would enjoy my cup. It IS quite relaxing, I was sleepy after a few sips. However, it smelled weird and the taste was almost…like fish? Weird.

I like this one! It is like a straight green tea, but with hints of kiwi. A refreshing blend.

Hum. I don’t really know what to make of this tea. I was really exited when David’sTea released a passionfruit tea, but this one tastes too artificial and sweetened. I was hoping the green base would be stronger. Drinking it without knowing, I would think it is a fruit infusion and not a flavoured green tea. It is okay iced for summer, but I would not repurchase.

I really like it! It was part of a Valentine’s day gift and I drank the lot quickly. I like the green base because it is strong, but isn’t overwhelming. The pomegranates add a touch of sweetness. Very good!

I don’t really care for the taste :/ . There is too much roiboos in it for my taste. It doesn’t really taste like anything. I purchased it because I wanted a detox tea as part of my resolutions but, I don’t know. It really doesn’t make a good impression on me.

I quite like it. It is a simple jasmine green tea. You should not steep it in boiling water, as it burns the leaves and makes it bitter. I like to blend it with Peppermint Amour, as it makes a good jasmine/Mint green tea.

This tea did not taste like Japanese Sencha, but is supposed to taste more buttery and less grassy. I liked it the time I had it, but I would not repurchase because of its high price compared to the degree of satisfaction.

Once, when it was my first matcha, I really enjoyed it. However, I’ve now had several others, of higher quality and I like this one the least. The powder is a little yellowish and the taste is not as smooth as my other matchas. It is less grassy and a lot more bitter. I would use this one for baking or blending in smoothies, but not really for sipping.