5 stars for the spearmint tea itself, which i ordered about a year ago! it was time to re-up, though, and two times of trying to re-order it, i received different flavors of tea, not the spearmint. they both had an amazon label that said spearmint, but the company's label said other flavors, and the tea was definitely not spearmint.i just want the tea that i love! amazon, please look into the labeling system!

You might know tulsi as Thai basil. It's a popular herbal infusion in south Asia, reportedly good for coughs and throat. We like it as an evening drink without caffeine. This is the best we've found, including in south Asia, where tulsi increasingly comes packaged with black tea. It's a nice combination in some circumstances, but we prefer the pure leaves.

I was a bit surprised and let down a bit to find my 100 organic lemon mango black tea bags were just jumbled together in big gallon sized Ziplock bag with a slider open close. Only way I knew this box of teabags were even the lemon mango black tea I ordered was 1 applied sticker on 1 edge of the box....then I opened bag and smelled lemony black tea...then I made a hot 16 oz cup of water in microwave, put in 1 teabag from the box bag and waited, after a couple min I could smell and taste a sweet lemony black tea which when warm had barely a hint of sweet mango and cold only has a sweet lemon flavor to the mellow black tea flavor (almost no bitterness at all to this tea even when teabag left in cup till water is cold).I had first tried this tea from a sample bag of organic teas by multiple companies...it was in an individual paper wrapper with company name, name of tea flavor, organic, and list of ingredients....it also had a much stronger sweet mango flavor that was balanced perfectly with lemon (this first bag from this box is almost all lemon black tea, so the mango barely there and flavor is also slightly a letdown due to that).When ordering 50-100 teabags in a big box or big bag from other fancy tea companies their teabags come individually wrapped like the 18-25 bag grocery store boxes....when the bags or sachets are not individually wrapped then they are usually packed in a nicer container rather than a big gallon commercial Ziplock plastic bag (usually in a resealable foil/Mylar bag with brand and variety info on it or a nice fancy airtight metal tin with brand and variety info on it). I know individual wrapping and better packaging costs more, but how much more would a second sticker on the ziplock bag with brand/variety information like on the box cost? 5 cents more for sticker? 25 cents more to get it applied to bag before closing box? There are plenty of grocery store 100 tea bag boxes with each teabag individually wrapped for under $10, so the price to have it done isn't too high....and 1 more sticker that is already designed and made for outside of box should be available for the inside bag.I personally prefer the individual wrapped bags because if I want to make a gift sample for a friend/family to try out then it is easy to give and easy for them to know which they tried and liked...plus I always thought it helps to keep the tea in the bag fresher and last longer.I'm honestly not sure I got the Davidson's lemon mango black tea since the 1 sticker with info on the box says for ingredients: black tea*, lemon myrtle*, and natural flavor (* denotes organic). That's it. No mango listed at all. Since I had saved the original individual teabag wrapper I first tried this tea flavor from I look at its ingredient list....organic black tea, organic lemon myrtle, and natural flavor....but in its description on the wrapper it says: "lemon mango blends robust organic black tea, organic citrus peel and exotic tropical flavors. We balance sweet-tart essences of passionfruit, lemon, mango and guava with organic black tea for a complex fresh fruit character." But all I can taste from this first teabag is just sweet lemon black tea and only when warm the sweetness may of had a hint of mango to it....unlike my indivially wrapped samples that did taste definitely of mango and lemon. The mango is subtle in this one, but at least it is still a mello nonbitter black tea with strong nontart lemon and strong sweetness.I knew others said other varieties came in big ziplocks for the 100 count boxes, but had hoped not all 100 box varieties were just Zip lock bag with jumbled tea bags...looks like that is how it is. So if you want individual paper wrapper bags then I guess can only buy the 25count or 8 count boxes or samplers. I will update if the tea doesn't stay fresh or strong flavored in a shorter time due to huge bag jumble.

The flavour of this tea is mild, the lavender diminishes the traditional Earl Grey Tea flavour somewhat. It is nevertheless a pleasant tea to drink. The relaxation from the Bergamot is slow in manifesting, but enjoyable when it happens about 15 minutes after drinking it. It is a very economical purchase, 100 tea bags for approximately $15.00 CAN, which beats buying 20 or 25 tea bags for approximately $5.00 to $7.00 at the store, depending on the brands available.

The tea could use a lot more pumpkin flavour. I have to add pumpkin spice bakery emulsion to really feel like it’s pumpkin spice tea. The ingredients are really just Rooibos with a spoon of pumpkin spice mix which really doesn’t contain any pumpkin flavour.

This green tea is the most delicious I have ever had. The green tea is very smooth tasting and with my favourite spice, a hint of cinnamon! I like that the tea is in bags and they are in a plastic ziploc type bag inside the box that is very detailed in ingredients and other information including the proper way to make and drink green tea. I will definitely be buying this product again! Delicious!

Very nice flavour, but watch the smoke scent. I currently have it stored in 4 layers of ziplock freezer bags and the smokey scent is still getting into my cabinet; I will be switching to a sealing glass canister to store it. I attempted to bring a few teabags to work today, but will be taking them home as even with the 3 layers of ziplock freezer bags on them, my office has a light smokey smell. I love the flavour too much to get rid of it though.

Apparently bagged in Colorado - the tea is fresh, nicely zip locked and tea bags are not old or tatty. I was looking for the main tea used in Twinnings blended Prince of Wales Tea that was discontinued and Keemun is also a nice evening tea. Just worried if there was any cross contamination with Pineapple Express ... naw - this is organic! Dude! I will order more tea from them in a bit but the boxes have a lot of tea bags and a person's has only one bladder - so I have to pace it out before I order more.

Tulsi is not a very familiar flavor in this country and at first I wasn't sure about it either. But instead of drinking regular tea or coffee at night, I replaced them with these.I also started taking Holy Basil soft gel caps from New Chapter to control my stress I was feeling. So with the extract in the morning and 2 cups of these, I'm feeling quite calm.After a while, I realized I actually started liking the flavor. As a matter of fact, I've ordered 4 times already.Very pungent...not similar to the regular basil even though another name of this herb is "Holy Basil". Closer to oregano to me.I drink this first thing in the morning along with Green tea with Roasted Brown rice. After my stomach is warm and awake, which is about an hour or so, I get my coffee.This is also the last thing I drink at night. I brew this tea in a mug or Duralex Picardie glass which I also recommend!It's working out quite well.When I wasn't sure about the efficacy of Holy Basil, I stopped taking it altogether. After a month or so of "no tulsi" I did feel a huge difference so I went back to taking them.I think this package is a great deal since 100 tea bags come in a simple paper box. The tea bags are in the large ziplock bag so I put half of the contents in the container and put the rest in the freezer until I'm ready to use them.I think I will continue buying this brand as long as they make them.