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Not bad for a cheap brand. Malty, slightly astringent, with subtle earthy and very subtly smoky undertones. Definitely better than I expected from this gifted tea.

Strong apple and slightly citrusy aroma, cinnamon more in the back.
Distinct but fitting malic acidity, only a touch of stevia sweetness, cinammon and licorice appearing after a while.
Casual but nicely warming.

Honey component is artificial but still pleasant, apple is natural, just like all the other fruit, herbs and spices used here.
It’s nothing extraordinary, of course, but it’s a warming, pleasant brew.

Mango, flowers, leaves, generally very warming and pleasant aroma.
Slightly sweetish taste, with no sourness but with complex fruity and flowery character. Only a trace of green tea in the back, but it’s not a surprise, since it is only b5% of the whole. ANd it’s too bad, because it would gibe this blend balance and even more complexity.
Not bad, but could have been better.

Perfumey and sweet in aroma, that’s for sure. With lots of artificial strawberry and cream flavour. Taste seems better, because it’s only slightly sweet and the flavouring seems to be a bit lost here, fortunately, so the base bland black tea is the main impression. Generally not recommend.

Lots of naturally smelling apple (along with peels), not too much cinnamon and other spices, slight sweetness and sourness, very warming general impression. Solid winter warmer.

Really bland, absolutely watery, almost devoid of any taste. It’s not even bad, it’s just completely featureless.

Dominated by sweetish, artificial vanilla, then slight blueberry note and a bit of malty base tea in the back. Drinkable but rather meh. 50/100

I like the base black tea character in here. Only marginally astringent, slightly bitter, really characterful for a bagged tea, with subdued but discernible lemon note. 70/100