Stash Tea Company

Not half bad for a bagged chai that’s ready in minutes. It’s warm, and smooth, dry on the back of the flavor and spicy without being abrasive.

Pretty bland and innocuous compared to what I was expecting.

Clean and lovely, I had this during my morning while teaching. The white is smooth, while the mint adds a lovely zip to every sip.

I find this tea to have a very synthetic taste to it. Or maybe it is just heavy on the flavoring oils…

I guess I should give this a thumbs up? The spices were delicious, but they were all I could taste. I couldn’t taste the tea itself. A few of these would be good to add to some plain black tea…

One of my favorite teas. So delicious!

I logged this tea MONTHS ago. Wasn’t great but wasn’t the worst I have had either. As I am trying this for the 2nd time today I still can’t say I like it. I even understeeped. Smells great but it’s not a good hot cuppa. Maybe it’s one of those that is supposed to be iced. I won’t be buying this one again, sorry.

This smells great! It has a Light Brown-Green Tea-with a Pinkish Tone for color. It’s quite tart…I’m on the verge of liking it but am not sure if I want to give it a thumbs up quite yet. This may change down the road…

A gentle chai with well balanced spice .. works well with or without milk

When I saw this in the store, I got so excited! As I brewed it, the cup smelled wonderful! …And then I tasted it, and I got disappointed.

May be my personal dislike of chamomile and hibiscus throwing off the taste, because all of the other ingredients strike me as agreeable. It was too tart and bitter, even when weakly steeped and with stevia sweetener. Stash normally doesn’t let me down, but this just left me thirsty for something (anything) else.

Smells great, tastes great, and the decaf means it’s a great before bedtime cuppa.

I grabbed the wrong teabag this morning so I didn’t intend to drink this. One thing I can say in its favour is that it’s very hard to scald this green tea since I used boiling water (I thought it was a black tea) and steeped it for quite awhile. Or it could just be the sourness of the hibiscus is disguising any bitterness

That tartness disguises most of the green tea flavour unfortunatly. And I supect the company is cheating and using hibiscus instead of the actual fruit flavours for all their pomegranate/cranberry/raspberry teas because they all taste remarkably similar, I find.

Thumbs down for you Stash!

I haven’t had much time to tealog with all my midterms but they are finally over and I am about to start break so I finally have time to enjoy and log my teas again. This tea is pretty decent. It is still not one of my favorite teas but I like how flavorful it is.

This tea isn’t bad. It is not my favorite but I find it relaxing. I needed something relaxing to help me study for my Intro to Molecular Evolutionary Anthropology Midterm :-(

I like this tea but it smells way stronger then it tastes. No matter how long I steeped it I still felt as if it was weak.

Usually I let this steep far longer than it actually is intended to, just because it is very faint to start with. For whatever reason, I really like this blend, even though it doesn’t seem to make any logical sense with chai spices in my head. Super soft and creamy with milk and a bit of stevia / sugar.

I had a cup this morning. Very nice, not too heavy on the peach flavor.

…I think this is becoming my staple, basic, bagged chai. Nyum. Guess I’m going to have to compare it to the Tazo before giving up Numi’s Golden Chai completely. Yikes.

A simple, basic chai with a decent balance of spices. I would love to taste a little more cardamom, but I’m glad they include cloves in this blend. Strangely, the ginger doesn’t seem over powering to me here. And of course, you can’t have chai without milk!

This is a good pure white tea, unfortunately i cannot find it in stores anymore