Stash Tea Company

Made it much better this time

Pretty good tea. Could have a little more peach flavor, but very tasteful.

I found this in Stash’s Organic assortment. It’s very smooth and not as powerful as Stash Double Bergemeont Earl Grey or even Stash regular Earl Grey. I can’t detect any bitterness usually associated with green tea. I now only drink this tea to reward myself for doing something I’ve been putting off — otherwise I’d probably just spend my days drinking tea and not not doing much else.

I got this as part of a tea swap and it’s not something I normally pick. I’m always looking to try new things, so I was pretty excited about this one.

The smell of this tea in the bag was pretty gross to me and I described it to my boyfriend as smelling like a “sick orange”. Once it was steeping, the smell mellowed a bit and reminded me of an oatmeal bath.

My first sip – I made a face much like the little red guy in the Steepster rating system. I am not a fan of the flavors. I’m not sure if it’s the licorice or one of the other ingredients in this tea but it is VERY naturally sweet. It coats your tongue with sweetness and spice. It’s not unpleasant but licorice is not my favorite flavor so I probably won’t be drinking this one ever again.

Had this with my vegan lunch today. The smell of this tea is intoxicating! It’s definitely perfect for fall and I need all I can to get in the autumn mood, seeing as how it’s 85 degrees in Florida… Anyway, this tea is really good and I love that it’s herbal, so I can drink it before bed time!

very good taste :d love it.

I got this in a tea swap from a girl who said it was her favorite. The smell, as others have noted, was divine. I liked the sourness of this tea, but was put off by the bitterness; half a tsp of sugar took care of that quite nicely. I did open the bag and pour the contents into my steeper; I’m not sure if this made any difference. Good, but not something I need to seek out again.

The green tea makes it lighter than a regular earl grey. Very nice tea.

can definitely taste both the spearmint & peppermint in this one. I like that it’s green tea based. Will definitely add to my ever-growing collection of go-to mint teas.

I’m not sure how old this is, it’s been sitting in my mother’s cupboard for an unknown length of time so the quality might not be up to par. Still it’s a pleasent, smooth tea that’s easy to drink early in the morning.

One question, what exactly is supposed to be IN an English Breakfast tea? I’ve heard in various places that it’s supposed to be: pure Keemun, a blend of Ceylon and Assam, a blend of Ceylon, Assam and Darjeeling, pure Ceylon, the list goes on. So which one is the ‘true’ English Breakfast???

This tea tastes very full. It is easily my favorite black tea from Stash

Still not quite sure about this one. The white tea is obviously very mild but the chai spices are pretty strong so it’s kind of an odd combination. Black tea works much better with spices like these.

Not too mild, but subtle.

Bought a full pound to use as my basic wake-up tea last winter. Love it; nice with milk.

This is a beautiful flavor. The vanilla, black tea, hazelnut and chocolate mingle together is a lovely combination. It’s not the most amazing thing and it’s not a favorite, but it was very good for a random draw this morning.

Fruity and yummy, but not terrible or amazing. It’s nice as a morning cuppa, but not something I’d drastically been looking for.

I was careful with brewing this one but it still turned out slightly bitter and astringent. Other than that it’s a pretty basic green tea.

I think I like this tea better with a ton of milk poured in it. I’m almost done this one – I might have one or two loose teabags kicking around somewhere, but the box itself is empty.

Read my backlogged tasting notes for what I think of this tea. :)

My morning tea. Bottoms up. :D

My breakfast tea. There really isn’t much to say about this tea that hasn’t been said already. :)