Zen Tea

The right balance of citrus and fragrant orange blossom. Great for a spring gardin party.

Floral, solid jasmine tea. Not too perfumey. Not a strong rose tea.

Gingersnap cookie, undercooked cinnamon roll, ooey-gooey maple syrupy goodness. Very similar to Celesterial Seasoning’s Begal Spice tea. A bit too vanilla-y for my taste.

Floral and articially grape. This tea was a good blend of fruity and floral. It had a strong taste of public restroom hand soap.

Mild stonefruit. This is a solid black tea. Perfect for an autumn orchard picnic.

Light, sweet, a little remincient of a cleaner.

Cloves, cinnamon, vegetal, spice. A nice twist on the classic chai flavor.

Love a mint tea. Lacking in the lemon flavor. Just tasted classically mint.

Not a huge earl grey fan overall. Nice smooth flavor.

Smells fruity like a gummy bear. Complete with a gelatin smell. Tastes less sweet than it smells. The orange is more of an orange blossom than orange zest. Tasting notes of artifical peach.

Tastes like an apple crisp complete with the oats on top.

Not terribly spicy or warming. A good ginger tea. Seems more like a spring ginger tea than a fall/winter ginger tea.

Tastes like the smell of a Coldstone or Baskin Robbins. Cold sweet metal is the best descriptor. A subtle brew.

Sweet, jasmine, candy-like.

Like a dreamsicle, bright, sweet, and fruity. Would be excellent iced.

Raspberry, cherry, a tad cough syrupy

Basic, sweet. Would drink again.

Light, sweet, like golden honey water. I’m not as familiar with white teas, but I love this.

Full bodied chocolatey tea. Not too brisk, but packs a punch.

Not what I normally think of when I get milk tea. Less sweet and candy like than others. Floral and has the full taste and mouth feel of eating an artichoke. Buttery mouth watering after a green vegetal taste.

Green, popcorn, butter cookie. Great for a spring or summer outing.