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The primary flavor I taste is overripe banana. I also taste coconut. In some sips, the banana is a little too overripe for me. This is pretty good, but not one I would seek out again over 52teas banana blends. I feel like I’ve had my fill after a few cups.

This was delightful. I drank the whole bag much too quickly. It has a familiar 52teas spice blend, but one that I always enjoy. The base supports the flavor profile perfectly. It tastes desserty, like I could really see it being an oat crumble of some kind. I never tasted any cranberry. This was best cold sweetened with milk.

TTB! The name of this sounds so delicious. Unfortunately, the tea itself is a bit disappointing. It was super plain, tasting more like oat than anything else. I tasted no spices whatsoever.

I enjoyed the tartness here – it’s just like sour lemon candy. I tried some before adding extra sweetener, and it was pretty good already! I still preferred it afterward. This is super true to its name, and I’m really enjoying it cold, made entirely of milk.

TTB! Despite all the almond ingredients, this reminded me a little of oat milk? And sometimes it was just generic black tea with maybe a hint of dessertiness. Not bad, just average.

TTB! The rose was too strong for my preferences. It just has a weird sour tang to me, and combined with the raspberry, it all ends up too tart and floral. I left the cup in the fridge for 48 hours, and then the flavors became much more muted and enjoyably fruity. But I wouldn’t want it again.

TTB! I mostly taste hibiscus, which I know isn’t stale, but it has a naturally stale sort of flavor. It’s tart, but okay cold. The mint adds another layer of mustiness. Ha this one really isn’t a winner.

Reddit TTB tea! I taste a lot of mint, but also lemongrass. This must also include some sweetener because it was super sweet. Even the resteep was sweet, and sometimes that becomes a bit cloying. Actually, the licorice-like sweetness is the strongest flavor of all.

I bought this in Flagstaff in November when we were visiting the Grand Canyon! I was super drawn to the name and the fact that it’s herbal, but there are no pine-like ingredients listed. Really, it’s a pretty light chai and mostly tastes like licorice. It’s not bad with milk, but I definitely wanted something more woodsy. In some cups, I can sort of convince myself that I taste something foresty, but certainly not pine.

The ingredients of this one were so simple, I probably shouldn’t have gotten it, I just love lemongrass in a tea! It turned out quite straightforward, as expected. I mostly taste lemon, and it’s a bit tart for me at times. So this one is sort of like having lemonade. I enjoy some cups more than others.