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This tea is a delightful surprise. I generally do not like French tea because it is usually floral. But this is a nice blend of chinese and indian black teas that is slightly sweet and slightly smoky. I’ll be drinking a lot of this.

I don’t know how I overlooked this spicy green tea in the past. It’s slightly sweet with a sharp hot chili pepper note, and I’m glad that I tried it.

Okay, I’m officially nuts. It’s over 90 degrees outside and I’m drinking a hot Spiced Pumpkin tisane. This is a bit mellower than the Pumpkin Chai with a maple note. I’d have it again when I don’t want caffeine.

August 27th too early for Pumpkin? Nay! I hope that they bring back Pumpkin Patch as well later on in the autumn.

I picked up this tea from a mobile tea shoppe at a craft fair. It smells wonderful and has a delicious fruity flavor, but it overpowers the tea flavor somewhat. I may cut it with some plain black tea so that it will be perfect for me.

I had this tea hot today. It was very light, and not too artificial tasting as David’s Teas sometimes are. I would drink it again, but I don’t feel the need to buy a quantity of it.

Coffee or tea? I know that they are usually mutually exclusive, but after I smelled this last week I couldn’t forget it, I had to break down and buy a cup on my pilgrimage to David’s Tea today. It tastes just as good as it smells, and if it doesn’t keep me up tonight, I may drink it regularly.

Not horrible, but too Kool Aid for me.

I tried a hot cup of this tea for the first time today. It was very smooth and the pinapple flavor was outstanding. It was sweet, but without sweetener I thought that it could use a little more sweet. If I were an ice tea drinker, I think that I would drink gallons of it iced.

I don’t think that I would have recognized this tea as an Earl Grey because the bergamot is just a hint in the background. It is quite tasty though, and different from any other black tea that I have tasted.