Steeped Tea

Made this as a hot latte-or attempted to anyways (I forgot to warm up the milk and added it cold to the tea after brewing). But it was a good mistake as it is pretty delicious that way. I might try it as an iced latte next time. Definitely tastes like peachy dessert with a rooibos base.

This is a nice raspberry flavoured tea, with a little sugar it’s even more noticeable. The taste is subtle, but it’s still nice. And totally resteepable !

This tea actually smells pretty good. It tastes like apples and cinnamon mostly. It’s also quite a light tea since it’s a green. It’s pretty good, although it’s not a fave.

This is an interesting tea… It’s quite good, the mix of lemon and vanilla. Almost like a dessert. I don’t taste the rooibos much so that’s a good thing. I like this tea, it’s a good one to start the day with.

My friend gave me 25g of this to try out and man, is it ever minty! I like some mint but not this much! Haha, so I mixed a little ceremonial matcha into it, as well as a little sugar, and made it as a latte. Not too bad. Just wouldn’t get any more. And next time I make it, I’ll definitely use LESS matcha!

I actually was not crazy about this tea when I first had it but I have since grown to absolutely love it! I drink it hot and plain with a two minute steep using two DT PS in a 16oz travel mug. In spite of it’s odd mix of ingredients I find it to be a simple tea that is comforting. The first and most dominant flavour is the genmatchia followed by a subtle sweetness from the pineapple. The last flavour note is the spice from the pink peppercorn. It is gentle in it’s presence and leaves just enough kick to push you towards your next sip. I loved falling in love with this tea and was extremely surprised at how much I grew to enjoy it! While I plan to explore other green teas in my collection for the time being I am very likely to repurchase this tea if it continues to be available.

Tastes like a mild chai with a hint of chamomile.

Got this as a sample. Tastes like chamomile mostly with a hint of peppermint. I do not detect licorice though. Brewed it 5 minutes. I really like it and it was certainly calming drinking it.

Not liking this one. When I first tried it, it was my fault for not making it properly (didn’t add enough water for the sample pack I got). So I added more and it was better but there is still something off about this one-maybe it’s the elderberries that I do not like? I like everything else in this blend so it must be.

This is pretty good as a latte. It does taste a bit caramel like to me with a rooibos base. There’s an extra interesting flavoring in this that I am guessing is the calendula petals but it’s hard to say because these are the ingredients (rooibos tea, calendula petals and natural flavor). It’s a decent cuppa tea, but glad this one was a sample to try.

It’s drinkable, but I wouldn’t want another cup. I can slightly taste the coconut and it also tastes a bit like marshmallows. It’s a good cup to try out.

This is so gross! Took one sip and the rest went down the drain. The citrus and mint did not go well together in my opinion and there was a weird after taste (maybe the tartaric acid?). A definite no for me on this one.

Got this as a tea swap sample. I do not feel comfortable ordering through people to get my products-I would rather order direct from the company on the website as I have heard too many stories of reps just taking the money and not giving the product to the purchaser. So the only way I try Steeped Teas is through samples sent in the mail from others as tea swaps. This tea tastes alright-it kind of reminds me of The Skinny from Davidstea. I can definitely taste the ginger and the lemon in this blend so it lives up to its name. I only brewed it 30 seconds in water temperature set for green tea on my kettle.

I love this tea – what a wonderful mixture of flavors!

Okay, even the ingredients in this tea scream gross to me. I got a sample of this, so I might as well give it a go. Being a green tea it’s sort of delicate, so I only steeped it for 2 mins. I can taste the peppercorns and popped rice… Possibly the pineapple. I had to put sugar in this to even drink it, so that might be bringing it out. I’m really glad I can’t taste the bamboo cause I hate that in tea. This tea is drinkable but meh.

This is probably my favourite Steeped Tea. I really love the raspberry flavour to this, it makes it unique. Especially since I hate regular earl grey. I really love this one, though.

I got a sample of this from a friend and am now trying a hot cuppa. I think it has an almost equal amount of orange and chocolate flavour. I’m enjoying this, it’s a pretty good tea.

Whoa, first sniff hurt my nose. This tea smells super spicy! Sniff with caution. I hesitantly brewed myself a hot cup of this today and added some sugar. Surprisingly it’s not as spicy tasting as it smells. Instead its a lovely blend of spices I actually like. I taste the cinnamon, and maybe the black pepper. (I’m not too good at distinguishing different spices.)

Backlogged. I tried this at a Steeped Tea party and was completely sure I would hate it – because I hate coconut. But to my surprise it doesn’t taste as coconutty as it smells. I finished my sample cup, and even had a couple more cups. It’s very light in flavour and doesn’t have an aftertaste, which is good. I wouldn’t buy this one, but it wasn’t bad at all.

I got 25g of this tea for only $2, so can’t go wrong with this one. It smells super good. I taste apple and cinnamon firstly, it could also be the spices because I don’t see cinnamon as an ingredient. It is a pretty simple tea, but its a good and tasty one. Perfect for fall, especially on this rainy day.

This is too rooibos-y on its own… I’d like more peach flavour. With milk & sugar it’s drinkable though.

Having this one iced in my tea press, and its actually pretty good with some sugar added. I taste the orange more so than anything else, and it’s nice and refreshing. Not much else to say though.

I honestly didn’t enjoy this tea as much as I thought I would. I automatically thought it would be good because of the apricot but I just really didn’t like the aftertaste of it. I’m also not the biggest chai person as well… It was worth the try, though I gave it to a friend.