Numi Organic Tea

This tasted really smooth but weak… almost like water-weak. I didn’t add sugar or milk to it. But all in all I liked it.

This one is a pretty decent blend. It is very light in taste but the scent is fantastic! I love the smell and taste of ginger and lemongrass. To me, the ginger wasn’t strong enough, and the lemongrass stood out a tad bit more. Would be great with fresh ginger :)

Definitely a good breakfast tea.

This has a very nice, sweet smell. Tastes mild and sweet. It goes down smoothly, but for some reason I am getting a hint of cardboard or that taste of an an envelope if you lick the sticky part. It might be the bag. Regardless, the honeybush’s sweetness overpowered the cardboard taste. I would not repurchase this.

Blended this iced with Rishi Blueberry Rooibos, Adagio Pi Lo Chun, Mighty Leaf Organic Spring Jasmine, Numi Rooibos. I definitely added this to use up the last bag I had since it doesn’t taste good alone IMO.

I think I’ll stick to loose rooibos… this one tastes too much like cardboard to me.

This is probably the best bagged chai I’ve ever had. It is very well blended and isn’t too spicy. Goes well with or without milk and/or sugar.

This tea tastes like a normal chamomile at first, but has a lemony aftertaste that I like. Perfect for winding down at the end of the day with a fake fire-place DVD. :)

I steeped this one for a good 5 min. and it was really refreshing and light. My mother-in-law said that it tasted just like the tea she had in Moracco…so I guess they’re right on!

Ahhh….smells wonderful! I can do this. I don’t normally like floral teas, but the taste is less flowery than the smell. Perfect!

Absolutely gorgeous (both the look and the taste). Like most of the flowering teas, I have a little two-cup glass pot that I steep and then continue to top off with hot water as I drink it – I get anywhere from 5-8 cups this way, I think and the flowering teas are robust enough to stand up to being re-steeped that much. It takes this one a few minutes to unfurl, but once it does I think it’s one of the prettiest that I’ve tried. A bit of sugar brings out the honey undertones of the the jasmine in it. It’s one of my favorites so far.

With the right amount of sugar added (my preference with white teas) this was drinkable, but something about the flavor was off-putting to me overall. I don’t think I’ll get this one again for myself, but I also wouldn’t throw it out if it was part of a mixed set or given to me as a gift.

Lightly peachy with a roasted finish. Surprisingly good!

Very rosy. Wonderful iced, but a little overwhelmingly floral hot. The scent overpowers the taste.

One of the few decent Yunnans available in tea bags (individually foil-wrapped). I take a few along when camping or travelling (or any time I can’t brew loose).

One of my favourite chai drinks! It’s a pleasant taste, although I do like my chai a little spicier than most I find that if you steep it longer it deepens in complexity without becoming bitter.

I love how this blooms and it also tastes great.

This is a fantastic tea, very nice scent, a rich but not overpowering flavor with wood notes. I always have a box handy.

Consistently one of my favorites. I found it in an NYC hotel room a few years ago and have enjoyed it ever since.

Whew! Satisfying, light, dessert-y. Numi’s Chocolate Puerh is a pleasant surprise. Sipping it as I infuse a cream pie with it. Amazing stuff. Real cacao and a little orange peel for a nice blend.

Kinda indifferent to this tea. It smells good, and I want to like it. But, I just don’t. It’s not exactly a waste of water like some decaf teas, but it should be put into an eye-pillow instead of a tea bag.