Good brand, nice tea
This is absolutely my favourite of the Yogi Teas I’ve tried. It’s got a lot of body without being bitter, and works well with and without milk. Having stevia means that it doesn’t need sugar, but isn’t too sweet. Rather than tasting like a typical herbal tea, this makes a good, caffeine-free substitute for standard tea and coffee.
One of the best teas I have ever tasted.
If you like a robust, but not overpowering, tea without caffeine, and one that has a complex medley of flavors you could love this.
I generally don’t add milk to my tea, but I find this brew goes fantastically with a bit of dairy.
Another benefit of this tea is that no matter how many times I have it it doesn’t get boring.
Tea for a coffee lover
My wife and I both love coffee, and tea to a lesser extent. I’ve realized over the years that my preference for coffee is largely due to two factors: the strength of the flavor, and the ‘thickness’ of the drink. This is one of the few teas that rivals coffee in both departments. That’s not to say it tastes anything like coffee–it is strong and aromatic, but sweet and almost nutty, not acidic or tending towards bitter. The hazelnut and vanilla flavors mingle quite nicely in this dark, expressive tea. Yogi makes some really fine teas, including this one.
If you like substantial flavor in your teas, give this one a try. My wife and I both really enjoy it.
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