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I like this tea a LOT. I’ve always been partial to Assams, and this is wonderfully malty and robust. I like it with a splash of milk. SO TASTY.

Needed something to drink with my morning meds… This is the last of the pitcher. It tastes good, but I think I’m going back to cheaper herbals for my iced tea.

I’ve been really depressed. This tea made me smile a little, though.

I had some of this when I got home from Camiah’s. It was really good. I love the almond biscotti part of the flavor. Blends wonderfully with the coffee taste.

Had some of this today with my friend Camiah. My bag of it is a couple of years old, and it’s lost a bit of its flavor, but it’s still pretty good.

Yes, I’m drinking this AGAIN. It’s just so comforting…

I can’t sleep. So I made tea. This kind is supposed to be relaxing and comforting. It’s definitely comforting. Let’s hope it helps with the relaxing. Tasty as usual…

Well, I made it stronger, and it’s better. Still not great, but better. Given how much dry tea it took, I estimate the two-quart pitcher of iced tea costs $2.25 to make. That’s awfully expensive for iced tea. I won’t be buying this again because of that, even though the flavor’s good.

I have now tasted all five Teavana teas I bought this morning… I didn’t mean to drink them all in one day. But I couldn’t help myself!

This tea is very, very sweet. It works pretty well if my sweet tooth is itching for something, but I don’t see this being a regular drink for me. Once in a while it will be nice, though. It’s very chocolatey, and quite tart. The fruit is a nice addition. It does kind of remind me of a chocolate praline, although the flavor isn’t quite the same. Not bad!

You know, I’ve referred to lots of teas over the years as smooth. Honeybush isn’t. It’s kind of harsh, actually, but it’s still good. Tea with teeth.