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This is a slightly bittersweet herbal (tulsi and rooibos blend) chai with strong notes of cinnamon and cloves. A tasty non-caffeinated alternative to a traditional chai, with the added calming benefits of the tulsi. I like mine with a splash of milk. The directions said one roughly 2 g bag per 8 oz of water, and I used two bags for 14 oz water. Directions said to steep for 5-10 minutes, so I chose 7. The tea is a little weak, so I would perhaps steep longer next time.

Really tasting the peppermint this time. Hoping it’ll sharpen these dull old wits! The manufacturer recommends a 10-15 minute steeping time, so that’s what I went for.

A lightly sweet herbal blend designed to support mental performance. The peppermint and rosemary really stand out. I prefer to add a bit of honey. Unfortunately this blend seems to have been discontinued. :(

A basic black tea blend of Assam and Darjeeling. Slightly bitter, hint of malt. Decent caffeine content.

A soothing herbal blend with chocolate undertones. The cinnamon spice and sweetness from the licorice root and stevia balance each other nicely.

A slightly bitter, nutty tea. The flavor is similar to coffee. Benefits of dandelion tea include a variety of vitamins and minerals, as well as its properties as a digestive aid.

A decent Earl Grey, which is one of my favorite black teas. Can especially detect the lavender.

I don’t know how helpful this necessarily is for the immune system, but it’s a decent tasting tea, and perhaps it helps some. A lightly sweet green tea/herbal blend with layered flavor. Contains elderberry, which has been shown to support respiratory health.