Art of Tea Organic French Lemon Ginger 1.5oz Loose Leaf Tea Tin, Caffeine Free Herbal Tea, Organic Rooibos & Lemongrass Ginger Tea, Premium Loose Leaf Herbal Tea for Relaxation & Digestion

We bought this tea just because the name caught our attention, and wow, we’re so glad we did. You officially have regular customers now. This tea has earned a permanent spot in our collection, and we’ll definitely be reordering when we run out. Paired with milk? *Cue the angelic choir.* It’s absolutely incredible. I honestly don’t know how they achieved such a rich crème flavor without it tasting artificial, but they nailed it. The bergamot oil is wonderfully fragrant, and the taste is just as enjoyable. So far, this has also been my favorite packaging style because it keeps the tea fresh and feels durable. Organic, flavorful, and with a perfect medium caffeine level, this tea exceeded all expectations.

This tea is fantastic! Upon unsealing it, I could smell the freshness of the rose fragrance. It's a mildly fragranced rose, but make no mistake; it can be smelt and tasted, it's simply not an overwhelming in-your-face rose flavor. I generally put a bit of vanilla syrup and milk in it for balance and it makes for a fantastic dessert!

This is the best cream earl grey I've ever had. Art of Tea is excellent but pricey and organic; premium tea. This is a repeat order and I will order it again.

Ive never had white tea before, and I've never had coconut tea before. So this was an all around new experience. And I really enjoyed it. The tea in the canister smells delicious! It's probably a waste, but I put some of it into a little cup and out into one of the back cup holders in my car so hopefully my car will smell delicious as well. Right now it smells like a hint of sweaty socks. Anyway. I made a cup as soon as this was delivered. The canister thing it comes in probably does a really good job at keeping it fresh. It was hard to open and seals close pretty tight. I'm guessing that's a good thing. The directions say to add a tablespoon to hot water and let it sit for 1-3 min. I let it sit for 3 min and wasn't happy with the taste so I went 2 more minutes and then it was perfect. I then noticed the canister also said that loose leaf tea can be steeped more than once, so I poured more water into the tea press thing and filled it up this time. Let it sit for 5 min and then poured myself another cup, gave my mom a cup to try and let a third cup sit out to cool so I could taste it cold. Which was also good. I had to keep reminding myself that coconut crème tea does not mean coconut cream pie tea, otherwise I'd be setting myself up for disappointment. But this did have a creamy taste to it. And compared to the smell, the coconut flavor is really light. But it works well. I don't think it needed any extra sweetening added to it and it made me think more along the lines of fresh coconut (which I have growing in my back yard. I think I'm going to try adding a couple of chunks to my next cup just to see what happens) than it did coconut cream pie.

Tis is a very delicate tea. The aroma promises more than the flavor delivers, but it is still a good tea for rainy days. I can't taste too much of e coconut, but the smell is there. There are also strong notes of vanilla. I think I'll try blending this with something... Not sure what, though. Maybe a little orange or peach. I am also interested to try it iced, with a little sweetener. All in all, a light, refreshing tea. I don't think I'll buy it again, but I will certainly drink the whole tin. Context: I like light, floral teas and bright fruity ones. If it is a fruit tea for me it has to be totally fruit or a fruit tea with a light white or green base - nothing heavy. I love rose, jasmine and orchid teas. That being said, I reviewed thai coconut tea within the context of my likes and dislikes. I hope they help to target the review.

So far I have enjoyed this tea. I like that they didn't grind it into small pieces, so I can see the plants that are part of my tea, and there is less powder at the bottom of the cup. This can has good fragrance and flavor. I usually use honey for my brews, but I have found that this one does not require sweetening.

Very good!

I bought the tin as well as the sachets of the Earl Grey Crème. The flavor of the tea that comes in the sachets is much better than the one in the tea tin. Perhaps the tea in the tin is old? The sachet is a mesh, so in order to avoid microplastics, I cut it open to brew it as a loose leaf tea.