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Em… Well I guess Assam in general is just too strong for me. Not Kusmi’s fault.

Delicious smell but disconcerting apple taste. I mean, it’s not bad. But because of the marketing, it wasn’t what I was expecting and I was disappointed.

Yikes!!! Couldn’t drink more than three sips. It’s the tea that smells best from the Fall 2015 collection but it tastes terrible.

Meh. I liked the idea of green tea flavoured with lightly sour freshly-picked apples and this was the tea I was most excited about in DT’s Fall 2015 collection. However, when I got my hands on it, I immediately found a weird chemical smell. Almost like nail polish remover. And there is merely any green tea in it. Like someone said in another review, this would be good for someone transitioning from soda or juice to tea. I’ll give the rest of my bag it to someone else.

Eh? I wanted to like this so bad. I’ve heard so many people rave about it for such a long time. There’s no spices at all and there’s merely a pumpkin flavour neither. The chocolate chili chai and the coco chai are much better chais from DT!

Full-bodied and bold. Unfortunately too strong for me. (I like the name of the tea though! It sounds like a fancy perfume).

Subtle coconut and vanilla taste but nothing over the top. However, I can’t taste the raspberry. This blend was launch for Easter but honestly, I hardly see the link with the holiday.

Nice but not flavoured enough

Good… but still leaves me on the hunt for the perfect caramel tea! It’s just not flavourful enough… At least, compared to most Kusmi teas, the black tea is not too bitter!

Good simple cinnamon tea. However I won’t buy it again because of its lack of originality.