★★★☆☆
Not my favorite tea I've had but it's not bad. Has a bit of an orange like taste and it nice and mellow
Perky spices and mellow pu erh in a soul-soothing blend.
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Not my favorite tea I've had but it's not bad. Has a bit of an orange like taste and it nice and mellow
Warm and delicious! Just the right amount of spice. Pu Erh doesn't make me jittery like regular black tea and is very coffee-like sweetened and with soy milk. It also doesn't get overstepped very easily so I like it in my travel mug for work.
This is a good afternoon tea, fragrant and mildly spicy.
The spicy scent is warm and inviting both before and after brewing, with the orange livening it up and keeping it from getting too heavy.
Incidentally also makes a fantastic toddy.
This is good I think I brewed it wrong, will do a redo.
I tried this tea because I am a fan of chai tea. I like it. It has different mouth feel then chai but a good alternative especially after work when I want to relax and unwind.
This is one of my go-to teas for the morning. The spice flavor is really good. It does smell a bit leathery, but that’s not a big deal to me.
This is my first time drinking pu-erh. This is a good alternative to a mild version of spiced mate tea if anyone is looking for it. This one is going to work with me as my go to spiced tea. It was better than I expected.
Holy hell, these spices and the Pu-erh go perfectly together. It's a great tea to have in the mornings to wake you up, and the dark, almost roasted flavor of the pu-erh really warms you up. A wonderful tea to have on a winter morning.
While I like the other varieties of Pu-erh better, this is a fine spiced tea. The combination of flavor is nice, a bit mild, but a lovely tea, that's hard to oversteep.
I love Chorange and Hazelberry. They have a little funk in the background to add interest. This one is full on in your face funky. I don t like it at all.
A little more floral than I anticipated, but still very good. Wasn't very fragrant in the bag.
This is one of my favorite teas to have on a cold morning. The cinnamon is very pronounced.
I didn't expect to like this one as much as I do; it's my first experience with pu-erh, and I'm impressed. It's definitely earthy...almost too much on the first sip, though that quickly mellows out. The spice is subtle but I could still taste it. It was even better on its second infusion. Definitely one to buy again.
I got a sample of this, because I like pu-erhs. this was fine, but i dont think id get it again.
Pleasantly surprised by this one. The spice is very nice, almost Christmas-y.
This is my favorite tea, hands down. It started with a 3oz sample in Dec 2018, which I quickly consumed and followed up with a 16oz bag. I just purchased another 16oz bag, so we can say I like this tea. This Pu-Erh tea is super smooth, and does not get bitter if steeped longer than recommended. The orange an cinnamon are nicely balanced, and neither is overpowering. I highly recommend this blend.
I opened the sample pouch of this tea and the aroma was nostalgic and warm like a Christmas morning from my childhood. The orange and the spice blended so deeply together, but I could not find the pu-erh.
Then I steeped the tea and smelled it again. The initial strength of the spices had diminished some, almost as if they were driving on this holiday road trip along memory lane and became exhausted, moving to the backseat. The earthy notes of the pu-erh were front and center.
As I tasted the tea, the whole family of flavors blended together nicely. There was no fighting amidst them and there was such lovely cohesion.
I was hoping this would be more of an Autumn tea, however, I think I will wait for the snow to break out this nostalgic wintery tea.
The Pu-erh teas are really great morning teas. I love this one.
This is my new favorite Autumn Tea! The first sip bursts with spice and the last notes leave a malty taste. Perfect for the pre-dawn drive to school as the sun slowly rises.
Second favorite Pu-Erh after the wonderful Hazelberry. This tea has a beautiful and comforting fall/winter spice aroma that smells amazing.
One of the greatest tea that I bought! I really love it!
It's growing on me, but I suspect it's not for everyone. A very earthy flavor, nice to have around when you're trying to avoid drinking coffee.
Has a really nice taste, perfect blend of flavors. Not too overwhelming. I tried this mixed with a little hazelnut tea which was absolutely delightful.
This tea tastes like walking through a remote glade in the morning, after it'd been raining all night. It tastes like the smell of damp trees and detritus. An acquired taste to be certain, but a welcome one for me.
I love the smell and smooth taste of this tea. I definitely recommend it if you love black tea.
I thought I would give this a try, but for some reason, black teas don't agree with me, too strong for me. Not back, but just can't drink black teas after yet another try.
Not my favorite Pu-erh. The clove was too much for me.
Bold, Spicy, and strong...this was my first Pu-Erh Tea. I enjoyed the spice and cinnamon notes, but if you are not one for spicy blends, this may not be for you.
Overall this tea is not for me. There’s a little too much anise flavor and I’m slightly sensitive to anise. If you really enjoy a bold spice blend, then this tea is for you.
This was my first pu-erh, and what an experience! Very complex and deep flavors. I can understand why this tea has such a serious following.
As others have noted, this is a very flavorable tea with hints of spice and anise. Works well even on the second steeping.
This is one of the best chai teas i've ever tasted. So smooth even with the spices in it. I will definitely need to get more of it. Soon.
I enjoy this tea but I do like the Pu-Erh Chorange better.
This is an interesting Pu Erh tea. I will say by itself it is not spectacular but when blended with Raja Oolong Chai it becomes better. It does not have enough spice for me personally and the cinnamon does not shine through. If it had some cloves or ginger it maybe would be better, but its name of spice does not come through. It has a very strong anise flavor that really overpowers any other spices, if there are any in there. Good but not great.
a very earthy Tea i think they could boost the citrus-y sweetness taste a little, maybe increase the orange but overall a pleasant tea
If you have never had Pu-Erh before this is a great one to start with
Love Pu-erh tea, didn't like this flavored one so much. Seemed like there was too much going on and the flavors got muddled in the mix
Not bad. Has an “earthy” taste to it. I steeped it for about 10 minutes but it’s not overly spicy
I love this tea! its so earthy and grounding. I usually pair it with adaptogenic mushrooms and its to die for!
Excellent! Blend of spices is perfect for a warm drink in Fall.
I liked this better than the other chai teas I tried. Nice blend of spices.
This tea reminds me of the smell of a musty new age shop burning patchouli incense, if that was a tea. Has that mushrooms funk taste of pu'erh I like, but I strongly prefer the Hazelberry and Chorange.
This smelled very fresh. The spices weren’t overpowering and it was just the right balance. I’ll have to add another review after I taste it though. However, a good start.
This tea was delicious. A very earthy taste. Can easily be steeped multiple times
A very smooth spiced tea, and mellower than most of the similar teas out there. It has an almost smokey flavor which I think comes from the aniseed. I will undoubtedly order more in the future and look forward to blending with it.
Nice, simple, warm, spicy tea. Perfect start to a cold fall or winter day.
Great tea and I love it iced. I guess I just like spiced teas. :)
This is a favorite tea, very aromatic and flavorful.
Love this black tea with a little spice to it! Very good.