Celestial Seasonings Almond Sunset
9/10 — 1 review
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Shelly's review: "The flavor of almond sunset is unparalleled when it comes to a roasty-sweet-cinnamon herbal. " Read review » |
9/10 |
Chicory Root Tea
Chicory root has long been cultivated throughout Europe as a coffee substitute. It has traditionally been used to treat dyspepsia, loss of appetite, liver and gallbladder problems, Type II Diabetes, constipation, gallstones, sinus problems and even cuts and bruises. It is generally roasted when used in tea and provides a rich, earthy taste similar in many ways to that of coffee.
There are 15 reviews available for this category, for 8 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 6.7.
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The Tea Spot Mate Limon Chai
8.5/10 — 1 review
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Dan's review: "The Tea Spot's Mate Limon Chai is a delicious concoction, strong on the oils and essences of that golden citrus fruit, and is a perfect match for summertime sipping." Read review » |
8.5/10 |
SpecialTeas Spicy Chocolate
7/10 — 2 reviews  |
Lea's review: "Satisfying and mildly sweet, with hints of cinnamon and chocolate... all the pleasure of a candy bar with none of the guilt." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Stephen's review: "An excellent desert tea, not particularly flavorful on the tongue but very rich and chocolatey in the aftertaste. Could be a bit more pronounced in the spice department though. " Read review » |
7/10 |
Zhena's Gypsy Tea Cacaoberry
6.7/10 — 3 reviews  |
Laura's review: "The redeeming quality of this blend is the cacao aftertaste that kinda lingers in your mouth for a moment after swallowing. It is this quality that compelled me to keep sipping and finish my cup." Read review » |
5.5/10 | |
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Jamie's review: "A little toasty, a little chocolate-y and a little raspberry-esque to boot, there are some nice flavors in this tea. " Read review » |
6.0/10 | |
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Kari's review: "This is a unique blend of a fruity, smoky, sweet and delicious tea. " Read review » |
8.5/10 |
Kalahari ChocoLatte Red Tea Cherry Vanilla
6.5/10 — 3 reviews |
Laura's review: "Probably because I don't like licorice, it was all I could taste for the majority of the cup. I could taste the various spices too, and even the cherry and vanilla at certain points, but this just doesn't really work for me." Read review » |
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Vanessa's review: "Chocolate and spices seem to pair well for me, and the cherry-chocolate-spice blend earned a big thumbs up from me as well. This tea was not overly sweet, but had just enough natural sweetness for me to forgo adding any sugar or honey." Read review » |
8.5/10 | |
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Kari's review: "The roasted rooibos flavor had a nice balance with all the flavors and no one flavor was overwhelming. " Read review » |
7/10 |
Red Leaf Tea Root 66
6.5/10 — 3 reviews  |
Troy's review: "An "interesting" root/seed blend, brought to you by the letter D and the number 3." Read review » |
6/10 | |
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Katie's review: "This is the sort of blend that I may not buy, but I definitely recommend everyone try it." Read review » |
6.0/10 | |
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Christine's review: "The brewed cup smells like a decadent coffee cake, and the taste falls into the same category. It does have a bit a savory flavor alongside the sweetness, but it compliments it surprisingly well." Read review » |
7.5/10 |
SpecialTeas Mocha Spice
6/10 — 1 review |
Stephen's review: "More a spiced tea than a chocolate tea... the foundation flavors here are from the chicory root, cardamom and licorice root. Chocolate flavoring here is a mere afterthought, if its detected at all." Read review » |
6/10 |
Red Leaf Tea Herbal Jahva
4/10 — 1 review |
Laura's review: "This tea is an interesting concept that I would like to see tweaked so that it is a little less roasted and bitter. I found myself getting a little nauseated by the overly roasted, bitter, syrupy sweet taste of this and couldn't finish my cup." Read review » |
4/10 |
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