★★★★★
This tea has a nice smooth flavor, but enough of a caffeine kick to start the day off well.
Ceylon tea and rich dark chocolate flavor. Decadent chocolate liquor texture, brightened by the tang of the Ceylon.
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This tea has a nice smooth flavor, but enough of a caffeine kick to start the day off well.
I love this one. I got the tea bags for work, and its my go to tea in the mornings. Lots of chocolate flavor.
I did not care for this tea. It did not have a real chocolate flavor.
I bought this to blend with some other teas. It has a great aroma, and lends a wonderful sweet note to blends.
I added sugar and milk, it taste very good.
I enjoy drinking the Chocolate Tea during this cold time of the season.
The chocolate tea tastes pretty good. It's not as sweet or as 'rich in flavor' as the chocolate chip tea, but it's still a solid option if you want to consume less sugar or don't want little bits of melted chocolate in your cup/strainer.
I liked chocolate chip better than this one because it seemed to have more chocolate flavor
What can I really say, other than Chocolate this is a great tea for those cold nights you just want something sweet and hot to drink.
The perfect thing for an afternoon 'snack'! The chocolate flavor is very good but not overwhelming.
This tea is really lovely, especially sweetened and with a little milk. I use it when I'm craving hot cocoa, but don't want all those calories.
This tea has a clean flavor and finish with a rich taste of chocolate. If you're hungry and don't want to eat, this tea satisfies your need for something 'else'.
Chocolaty and rich, without an overwhelming flavor
Not as sweet as I thought it would be, but it stand well on it's own. I like to use it in blends.
It smells absolutely divine, but the chocolate taste gets lost in the ceylon.
This flavor is very nice on its own, and also blends very well with the Hazelnut or Cream teas as well. The chocolate flavor is robust without being overwhelming.
A wonderful dessert tea and a solid base for complex tea blends. I recommend combining it with strawberry and cream teas---delicious! :)
A great way to add a little extra to you every day tea.
The hint of chocolate is not to overpowering. Great by itself or mixed with other flavors - mix with candy cane for a lovely chocolate candy cane flavor.
Originally didnt like this tea but I gave it another chance!
I steeped it at 200 degrees for 5 mins but I used less than a spoonful of it this time
Pairing it with Amber Suger Crystals gives it that sweetness that it needs to match how it smells!
Perhaps a trifle less rich than the chocolate chip tea. Pleasant, but I m more likely to use it in a blend than straight up.
Not my favorite to drink straight, but I like mixing it with other flavors as well.
Add a bit of milk for a nice, light chocolately drink <3
Delicious, sweet, smooth black tea. Delicious for breakfast.
Non-fatting way to consume chocolate. I heat until small bubbles appear.
There was only a slight chocolate taste to it. I was expecting more but this is good if you don't want to be bombarded with a chocolate flavor.
I've been switching from coffee to tea, for health reasons, and this tea is one of my favorites because it's so rich, it reminds me a little bit of coffee
A great way to solve those chocolate cravings without all of the calories! One of my favorites.
I liked the tea. I just found that it tasted more like chocolate extract then cocoa powder or even cocoa nibs.
Love it, Love it, Love it. One of my favorites. Will definitely keep this in my teas. Have this when I need a chocolate fix.
I just got a 3 oz bag of this in the mail the other day and I think it's fantastic. It's like a cup of hot chocolate without having to constantly stir it. I brew it like I brew chai: low rounded teaspoon of tea, ~8oz hot water (my hot pot holds at 190), steep for 10 minutes, then add a heaping spoon of sugar and a lot of milk (coconut milk for me) Delicious!
Way too strong to drink alone, but does not mix well with other flavors.
This tea tends to get bitter if it sits too long before filtering.
This tea is great with milk or even half and half--a real treat on a cold afternoon.
Very similar to the chocolate chip tea, but not quite the same. It's a bit lighter, and - oddly - the chocolate flavor comes through a little stronger. It still has that dark, roasty aspect, but it reminds me less of coffee and is more just plain, pure dark chocolate. There's some astringency from the black tea, and I can taste the Ceylon as well, but this is mostly a good, if dark and unsweetened, chocolate flavor.
The liquor is dark reddish-brown. Looks almost exactly like black coffee, except a little redder in color and thinner-bodied. It doesn't have the substantial body that the chocolate chip does, but it's not at all weak, either. It's a little nutty, likely from the cacao nibs.
This tea is for people who like chocolate itself, not sweet chocolate-flavored candy. Frankly, the people who say this or the chocolate chip tea tastes artificial need their taste buds recalibrated, or else they don't know what unsweetened, minimally processed (in short, IMO, 'real') chocolate tastes like. As a lover of chocolate (as opposed to candy), I adore this tea and its chocolate chip cousin, but if you're after candy, you'll have to add a significant amount of milk and sweetener to get what you're after.
Adding just a touch of honey and a bit of whole milk makes it even better, in my view, but it's wonderful plain, too. I brewed it significantly longer than the package calls for, but I was brewing it in the cup, not while the water was still being heated, which I have found to pretty much always require a longer brewing time.
I like this! I can see how it'll be better blended, and I do like the flavor of cocoa nibs better than I like this type of chocolate, but this chocolate is quite good! It's a really nice afternoon treat at work. I'm in it for the smell as much as the flavor, and smell is where this tea really excels.
There are some teas with chocolate that you can barely tell that they contain chocolate. This is not one of those! The chocolate comes through plenty. I like that. Great stuff!
I liked this tea. It was a nice break from the usual flavors I've tried.
This tea is the family favorite. We make a big pot for special occasions.
Delicious! Tastes appropriately like chocolate, great to blend with other teas.
Very light and likeable. We enjoy it with a bit of half and half that really brings out the creaminess.
Really enjoy this tea. It satisfies my chocolate cravings!
What could go wrong with a chocolate tea? I love adagio teas, and this is no exception!
Was pleasantly surprised at the perfect chocolate finish!
favorite tea!! Drink with 1 tsp raw honey and a drop of cream
It's not as chocolatey as I expected, as many other reviews have stated, but blended with about 1 part pure peppermint to 2 parts tea, an excellent mint chocolate tea.
Great tea for cold winter mornings. This tea is as close to coffee as I get. It has a strong chocolate flavor but it almost reminds me of what coffee should taste like.
Hard to beat the basic flavors of a chocolate or vanilla black tea.
Love the chocolate mixed with peppermint both hot and cold.
It tastes so decadent but I sweeten it with Stevia. All that good, no down side