Tea Drops Gift Set | Organic Dissolvable Loose Leaf Tea | Chai Spice Chocolate Earl Grey Citrus Ginger Rose Matcha Peppermint Ube Vanilla Bean Thai | 9 Sampler Assortment - 1 Per Flavor

The media could not be loaded. As someone who is NOT a fan of instant coffee, I was a little skeptical at the idea of a "tea pod". But the convenience won out and I decided I should give it a try. (Plus it's inexpensive - why not?) It arrived very quickly, nicely packed in an adorable wooden box. (Definitely keeping that.) There was a wide variety of flavors - some I'd heard of and some I hadn't. I put some hot water in my cup and plonked the Chai "pod" right in.My thoughts:- I initially expected the "bits" to dissolve completely, but then I actually read the instructions (ha!) and realized that was not the case.- The taste is really good! There was no bitterness or chemical aftertaste at all.- The convenience absolutely can't be beat. I have left SO many cups of tea steeping for HOURS because I'd forgotten about them - making a cup of tea in 1 "drop" is a huge win.Overall I am super excited to keep trying the rest of the flavors and will absolutely be keeping the little box too. I could absolutely see this set as a nice little stocking stuffer for a tea lover or just a nice thing to keep in your cabinet for house guests. 5 stars, delish!

Got these recently after they were recommended by a friend, and overall really like them! My husband and I have tried all the flavors now, and my personal favorite is rose Earl Gray. Note that the drops are slightly sweetened; the advertising is a little confusing since it says "naturally sweetened"-- I guess we didn't really understand that they have "natural" sugar embedded into the drops. We prefer unsweetened tea, but that's my fault for not reading thoroughly. Here's the breakdown of what we like and don't like:Pros:-Easily giftable-Dregs don't make it to the top until you're towards the very bottom, so you aren't consuming them throughout your tea-drinking experience.-Flavorful but not overpowering-No risk of over-steeping & ending up with bitter tea-No need for a tea infuser-Super easy, especially for travel or campingCons:-Lots of waste with the individual packaging-No unsweetened option-Plenty of sediment at the bottom of the cup-- See photos for the progression of how the drop dissolves and what is left in the end.-Price per cup of tea: a tea bag averages about 20¢, whereas these are about $1.40 each-- However, that's still much less than a cup of tea at a coffee shop or restaurant.Overall, we really liked these. If they come out with an unsweetened option, we'd invest in them again for trips, etc.

I love loose leaf tea, but I don’t always have time to brew a pot and strain it.These are a great compromise for when I want a quick cup of loose leaf tea without having to grab my tea leaves, strainer, and pot.I like that it is already sweetened so I don’t even have to rip open any sweetening packets. It’s low in calories too.I like that each package will provide you with a level of caffeine in each tea drop, some of them even bypassing the chart and just saying “Caffeine Free” so I know which ones I can drink in the evening.I’ve tried every flavor and each one is delicious and different, that makes me happy to know I will definitely drink all of them and not have any extra when I’m done.The plastic packaging is recyclable if that is something that is important to you.Also they are so adorable, each drop is a different shape that is just blatant eye candy. A bowl of these put out at a party would be a delight for sure.Quick Note: Don’t be fooled by my “coffee pot” picture, it’s actually a small novelty glass coffee mug that looks like a tiny coffee pot. If you look at the measurement lines you can see I brewed about 12 ounces of water and the tea is still rich and colorful. The photo features Blueberry Açaí.

I didn't expect the Tea Drops to be as clear and lacking residue or tea leaf particles as other reviews I've read, but I kind of hoped it would be. Currently only tried the earl grey tea so far, and it's slightly on the strong side with a little hint of spices. Splashed a little milk in it to tame the flavor and it's appropriately sweet for a cafe, not sure most people would use as much sugar if they genuinely enjoy loose leaf teas, I for one am still quite the beginner tea drinker so I do tend to over sweeten my teas, but it's a nice Quality of Life to just drop one into hot water and not worry about over steeping or ruining my tea flavor. I'll likely change my review to either 3 star of I don't find the flavors enjoyable or 5 star if they are all enjoyable to me personally.