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It’s light enough to enjoy right before bed but offers the kind of perk I want any time of day.

It tasted… okay. The artichoke flavor is barely there. The green tea it’s paired with is good, though.

I was skeptical at first because rhubarb? Seriously? But this tea was quite tasty. The rhubarb was detectable and not overpowering (barely there, in fact!), but the strawberry addition made this tea a winner and a good reminder of strawberry rhubarb pie.

This tea smells great in the pack and tastes just a little sweet and fruity. I didn’t have to add anything to the tea at all and it still smelled and tasted delicious.

If you want a classic chai, this is it. It smells amazing out of the bag and the spices are warm and comforting but not overwhelming.

You’ll probably love or hate this tea, but I love it. The tea smells smoky out of the bag and maintains that smell after steeping. It reminds me of evenings spent next to a campfire with friends and then discovering you still smell like campfire smoke the next day. Maybe I’ll take this tea next time.

I took a sniff and fell in love, then had to wait five minutes to see if it loved me back.

But seriously, this tea is comfort in a mug. The earl grey is familiar and comforting with its bergamot and black tea flavors. The blackberry and vanilla flavors add some excitement to what would otherwise be the typical earl grey, and they blend in wonderfully while toning down the bergamot.