Leland Tea Co

Drinking the last of my tin. I loaded up two heaping teaspons into my 12oz. mug. The taste is so potent it’s almost like I’ve added hazelnut coffee creamer to this! But it’s so much healthier.

Until we meet again, Bogart! This was only the beginning of a beautiful friendship. ;)

On the second steeping, this smells like a snickerdoodle cookie—a very cinnamony snickerdoodle.

The good thing is is that this can be steeped for a very long time without bitterness! But I would say that the flavor only lasts up to three steeps. And beyond that, it tastes only like warm sugar water.

Nothing much to add…except that I still find this exceptionally delicious.

I’m still blown away by the scent and flavor of this tea. Tonight, I’m detecting more of a smoky, woodsy element to the hazelnuts. And the texture seems richer and thicker—again, remniscent of coffee. This reminds me of long study nights at the local coffeehouse. It has a “bohemian” aura.

Just a little tasting note blurb….nothing really useful to add except that I can’t stop drinking this, it’s so good! It’s like I have to have at least one cup everyday.

This is my first hazelnut flavored tea—I wonder if they all taste similar to this or if everyone uses their own propietary flavorings? I wonder, is there one kind of hazelnut flavoring that’s sold that all tea blenders use? It would be neat to find out.

I brewed this dark and strong—about 2 heaping teaspoons in 12oz. It tastes like hazelnut coffee! A little smoky and spicy, the hazelnut flavor is very strong and rich. There is a natural sweetness to this but I’m not sure if the flavoring they use is sweetened or not.

Oh my god…this tea is delicious! It tastes just like it smells—sweet roasted hazelnuts with a touch of cinnamon, cocoa and maple. I can’t believe how good this is, I’m really enjoying it. It’s like hazelnut pralines. But it’s not too sweet—it’s just perfect!

I stopped by Leland’s Tea Shop on my way home from work today meaning to buy this. And I’m so happy I did. Very warming and comforting on this cloudy, cold evening—just like they describe it.

I’m off to brew another mug!

Mmmm. Tasty. First infusion.

I’m drinking it with milk and sugar but it’s almost too sweet with added sugar. The pear note is juicy but more delicate than the rich caramel. Definitely a dessert tea.

I first had this at Lealand in San Francisco and I had to buy some. I’m running low now and rationing it now until I can get more.

I accidentally created a new brand category for Lealand. Is there anyway they can be merged?

I love this tea so much, but I’m almost out and their coconut tea now has pineapple in it. I might get it blended with their mandarin green for a chocolate-orange taste.

Drinking it iced right now, from yesterday. Mmmm…

A special blend from Lealand Tea Co., it’s an organic tea. It’s pretty good. Not very strong on an orange taste but there’s just something comforting. It’s wonderful hot or iced and just seems unique. Great evening tea.