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Very Relaxing tea, makes for a great start in the mornings.

Sweet yet Bitter Oolong great for a long day in cold weather.

This tea is bland very bland for tea bags at that point but was fixed with sugar and creme.

One of my guilty pleasures for some reason I actually love this citrusy fruitful tea. Pretty good for a bagged tea. One of the few teas I use sugar in.

This tasty Oolong (as others said Teavana’s is expensive) best served flash brewed in my opinion. I’ve gotten up to 10 brews out most sessions. Sweet, bitter and smokey all at the right times, makes for a good afternoon/nighttime tea.

Personally, love this tea. In my opinion, it tastes the best flash brewed. It has a grassy taste that can be as strong as matcha depending on the steep time. Oddly enough I think it smells sort of like a summer ham.

Had K-Cups of this. I finally got around to trying it this morning. The “Matcha” Green Tea is a falsehood, all this is, is an Iron grade green tea. Its dark in color about to the shade of a black tea and tastes like Earl Grey.

This tea tastes exactly like french vanilla coffee, makes for a good breakfast tea.

This tea has a full taste that is bright and barky with a hint of citrus. Longer steep times result in the taste being fiery, spicy and meat-like.

For this tea different colors and flavors can be achieved with different steep times:
2:30 cause a smooth buttery taste that is green in color.
4:00 cause the tea to be more yellow with more of a hoppy taste.
Whilst 8 mins will cause it to have more of a burnt ashy taste that is yellow in color.