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Very floral, light tea. I think it’s a bit too light though, as it lacks character and has a watery after taste

A somewhat mild fruit tea. The hosehip seems to come out more than the peach in this tea – they might want to tweak it a bit – not a bad tea though.

This is an okay fruit tea, not overly-tart as other similar teas; the apple bits might be helping to temper the hibiscus and rosehip.

A Good Earl Grey. This has a good base and isn’t over-flavored; a little malty.

The packaging isn’t individually sealed sachets but rather one foil bag for all the sachets – I think its been a month or two since I opened it so the last sachets aren’t as fresh as the first ones; the tea is still good just not as fresh as the first one. I’ll have to review this one again once I get a new box.

I might have oversteeped this one but it is good and has a slight sweetness to it; it is a bit overly-bitter but I think if one were to steep it properly it would taste much better.

A nice tea with the the slight taste of bitter lemon peel and citrus flavor. Some might feel that this tastes like theraflu without the actual medicine-flavor, but I think it tastes refreshing on a cold day.

This is a medium flavored green tea, not strong and a little grassy.

This is a very good Jasmine tea; fuller body without getting bitter and the jasmine doesn’t overtake the tea. I steeped it for about 2-3 minutes and it tastes very good; steeping it longer might make a bit too strong. Lupicia recommends 1.5-2 minutes.

This fruit tea isn’t as tart as other hibiscus based teas, so you have a more controlled flavor; you get the berry flavor without the extreme sharpness of the other fruit teas.

Pretty good tea; the rooibos is much more tame in this tea than other rooibos based teas. I steeped this a little less than 4 minutes so that might be why this wasn’t overly strong. The rose was the dominant flavor and it was delicate and aromatic