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This tea is pretty gross. But it feels good on my sore, swollen glands, post nasal drip, cough ravaged throat. I guess that’s the point.

This is a smokey chai with a bit of a bite. It is always nice to find a new twist on Chai. I like this one a lot.

I enjoyed this almost as much as the cardamom French toast. Quite sweet and makes a good dessert tea.

At first sip, sweet and somewhat fruity. Then deeper into the cup, this tea has a contrasting earthy flavor. Interesting, but not for me.

This is really tasty. Just sweet enough without added sweetener. David’s really nailed this one.

Tastes like malted honey. I think that I may have allowed it to steep a little too long on the walk back to my office, as I tasted it as I walked along and it seems as though it got a little past perfect and picked up a slight bitterness. Still very nice though.

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.