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I find that steeping for more than 2 minutes (it recommends 2-5) produces too sharp a flavor for my taste. It’s a good choice when I’m craving pure tea. Sometimes I’ll add most of a teaspoon of honey to sweeten and soothe.

For a vocalist, throat health is vital. This relieves a sore throat like nothing else I’ve tried. It has a pretty strong, earthy but kind of sweet flavor, and tastes bitter when steeped too long. Once, when I let it get cold before I finished, it had a rather unpleasant taste.

Had some in the late evening while listening to Chopin. A nice relaxing tea, with the chamomile not too overpowering. The mint and citrus complement it nicely.

Smells deliciously sweet, like Fruit Loops. It was easy to oversteep, though, and quickly became bitter. I had an earl grey latte at Starbucks, and since Tazo is their brand, I think this was the base. The latte had the right balance of flavor and sweetness.

Just the right amount of fruity flavor. It smells delicious, and has a nice balance with the black tea. I’d love to have this in a white or green variety.

As I prefer lighter teas, I find this a little on the strong side. The bergamot flavor is strong enough to not be overpowered, though. The cafe at my school uses very hot water, so I steep it for a very short time.

Smelled and tasted quite like blueberry to me. I wanted something sweet when I was looking at teas at the store. This one could use a touch of sugar, but otherwise hit the spot.

It’s a rather light earl grey—I have yet to find one with a strong bergamot flavor. I do like milder teas, though, so it’s a good one for me, especially with the light added fruit flavors.

My favorite teas tend to be either fruit-flavored or white varieties. This one of course fills both categories, and I love it! The tea base has a delicate flavor (a plus—I like mild teas), and the berry flavors complement it nicely. One of my favorites.