Tiesta Tea – Top 8 Favorites Sampler Set, Loose Leaf, Up to 80 Cups, High to No Caffeine, Hot & Iced, Tea Variety Pack with Green, Herbal, Black & Chai Brew, 8 Sample Pouches | ⭐ Flexiology.Store Recommended

Love it
I purchsed these as I wanted to try loose-leaf tea and this was relatively cheap. However I loved this product and quickly bought their $90 sampler of all of their flavors. I drink multiple cups a day and love it. You can see the dried ingredients, which I feel adds a lot of legitimacy.Some reviews complain about the presence of cane sugar in some recipes. However I disagree with that being an issue. If you include a sugary fruit in your recipe and the recipe has no sugar, it will not taste like that fruit. Plus it’s clearly labeled in such a way that you understand why it’s there.Great quality. Great quantity. Great taste (i typically only add oatmilk). Great variety. I will surely continue to buy more.Only complaint is the packets sometimes can be torn open without actually being torn enough to get you to the tea, and you’ll need a knife or determination to access the tea. However Im now in the habit of always tearing diagonally so this doesn’t happen.

Great variety, great flavors, good quality.
The top of this review is specific to the Tiesta Tea Top 8 Favorites Sampler Set. The bottom is random samples from the other variety packs.——-Tiesta Tea Top 8 Favorites Sampler Set——– Fruity Paradise – Hint of strawberry pineapple, almost like a non-sour strawberry lemonade, but the rose petals are prominent. My favorite of the fruity/floral flavors. The rose really brings the flavors together.- Blackberry Bellini – A great tart berry tea. The berry flavor isn’t overpowered, like many berry teas that just taste like juice. You get the tart berry flavor with a perfect compliment of tea flavor. My favorite of the berry teas in this pack.- Nutty Almond Cream – Basically a liquid version of a Nature Valley crunchy granola bar. There isn’t much steep potency so you need a lot to get a decent amount of extraction, but it’s very good. One of my favorites of the set.- Blueberry Wild Child – Extremely strong flavor and high extraction potency. I put in the typical amount for a kettle and it swelled up and extracted a ton of flavor, too much in fact. I made a second steeping and it was still very strong. I cut it again with more water and it was a nice strength. Use this sparingly. If you’re on a budget, this will last you the longest.- Lavender Chamomile – Classic paring. Nice, traditional flavor.- Passion Berry Jolt – Generic berry flavored tea. If I didn’t know what it was called I wouldn’t be able to distinguish it from other berry teas.- Fireberry – Cranberry tea. This was my least favorite of the berry blends. I did not like this one. The best I can describe it is that it tasted like wood and medicine.- Maui Mango – Tastes like honey water. Not sure I would considering it a tea.——-Other Flavors——– Orange Tango – Straight up orange tea. No other flavors or complexity. If you like orange tea, this is a solid choice.- Pomegranatopia – Smells and tastes like a fruit roll-up at first. Flavor mutes as you drink- Peach Party – Great peach flavor. Subtle, but definite. Solid choice for peach lovers.- Lemon Ginger Turmeric – Very potent. It tastes like strep throat. Like if you have a really sore throat and you get this raspy burning feeling down your throat? This causes that. You start with a clear throat and it makes it feel that raspy burn. Use half or a third the normal amount for a pot. Tastes like the ingredients listed. I didn’t like this one, definitely my least favorite tea I’ve ever had.- Meyer Lemon Zest – Smells like lemon starburst. The taste is kind of like a lemon drop candy. It has a sweetness, rather than sour. It’s more lemongrass forward, not lemon. Orange peel and eucalyptus make an appearance on the back end. Quite good for a lemon tea.- Cherry punch – Nice cherry flavor. I normally don’t like cherry flavored things because they tastes like cough medicine, but this is a very enjoyable cherry flavor.- Ginger Sweet Peach – Very ginger forward. Not much peach flavor, but I think the peach mellows the ginger out, so it doesn’t have quite the bite. It does have a fruity undertone, just not distinctly peach. If you like a more muted ginger tea without being smacked in the mouth with it, this is for you.- Pineapple blues – Oddly not pineapple flavored. If I didn’t know what it was called, I couldn’t tell. Slight mango/peach aftertaste, which mango is one of the ingredients. Basically fairly generic with a hint of mystery fruit.- Pineapple Sangria – Slight pineapple on the front and sangria on the back, a little apple taste as well, and a weird spice that I can’t place. It has rose hips and rose petals, but unfortunately they don’t come through. It’s good, but there are just too many competing ingredients that make it a hodgepodge of random flavor.- Chai Love – A fairly weak Chai. It has the chai flavor, but light on the cinnamon and the normal spicy punch. Good for people who want a more flavorful black tea, but don’t want to go overboard on the kick.

Yummo
Great variety, great taste

Tastes great!
These teas are great!! If you are looking to get into looseleaf tea, get this pack. The taste is great, each flavor has enough to make around 5 cups of tea which is perfect to test a bunch of different flavors. It is a great variety and everyone should try it

Great sampler tea pack. Love the variety. Tastes great.

I have sampled some of the tea and can say that the taste very good. I have used up the Mango flavoured tea and got 5 servings out of it. It says 6 – 10 on all the bags. Will see if others are the same way. I would recommend – good tasting tea.

tasted good