Joy

I love Tazo Joy and look forward to it every year. I think the Oolong is the flavour that is appealing to me here, but all in all it’s a nice blend that doesn’t require milk or sugar to be thoroughly enjoyable. I wouldn’t steep this any longer than 3-4min. as it will get bitter.

This is nice on it’s own as mentioned, or with lots of steamed milk, misto-style.

Not an exciting tea, but very pleasant. It doesn’t have the incredibly bold flavor of a black tea, but lacks the grassiness inherent in a lot of green teas as well, making it a nicely balanced cup that I often recommended to novice tea drinkers when we had it in stock.

blah blah blah…very boring tea! Got a cup at Starbucks today and didn’t even finish it.

Nice blend and fairly complex. I couldn’t stop making fresh cups of it and now I’m all out.

A bit hard to find, since it’s seasonal. At this time, you’ll have the best luck finding it on shelves of Starbucks stores. After the holiday season, good luck.

It’s a blend of black, green, and oolong. Nice medium-strength smell that’s slightly sweet. Good taste, leaves a bit of a herbal aftertaste. Prepared at near-boiling and steeped for 2 minutes, let cool. Going to find a decent combo.

A good everyday tea, in packets so you can prepare it quickly. Sold at Starbucks for $5 for 24 filter bags, so about $0.20 per bag. One bag can stretch you two or more cups. Only in a large container, one ’brew’—don’t know how it is reused.

I’ve never been able to get into this tea. I’ve never really understood black/green tea blends, because they have to be brewed so differently. It seems like one of them is always going to be suffering, and I didn’t find anything especially wonderful about this blend’s taste. I’d rather have either a black tea, a green tea, or an oolong- just not all together.

I wasn’t expecting jasmine when I bought this. I really, really hate jasmine in my tea. So this stuff really wasn’t for me, despite the rave reviews I’d seen online.

Last bag!