Blume Latte Variety Pack | Calming Blue Lavender Tea, Soothing Reishi Hot Cacao, Energizing Matcha Green Tea, Delicious Salted Caramel - Organic, Vegan, Keto-Friendly, Beverage Enhancer - 32 ServingsUSDA OrganicRainforest AllianceRainforest AllianceRainforest AllianceRainforest Alliance

I think that it is hard to say if someone will enjoy these or not because individual tastes vary. I am not usually a healthy, organic, superfood beverage drinker so this was something new to me. I feel that it's maybe a taste that you'd have to get used to or go online to find recipes with additional ingredients that will bring out the unique flavors. I personally will add them to my smoothie to cut down on the naturalness to them. As far as drinks, drink additive and drink powders go these day, I feel the price is fair for 32 servings. If you'll like them, is really up to you and your taste. Fun to try.

I enjoy these, but am not super in love with them. They are nice but not for everyone. Here's why.First, I thought these could be made with water only. Now I see the listing instructions say this is made for hot or cold milk, something I don't keep on hand and something that makes this a bit less healthy.Second, all 4 flavors have a bit of grittiness/ powder that simply will not dissolve, no matter what you do. I figure that is due to healthy ingredients; so I don't mind. Some people will.Third, the price is super expensive for what you get. I would have to deeply love these to pay that much for them. On the other hand, everything is organic and probably high quality; so I can understand why it might cost so much.Fourth, the flavors probably won't be enjoyable for some. I will start with my least favorite to most liked.MATCHA GREEN TEA:I like this somewhat but for me, it needs a mixer like oatmilk, milk or half & half. I expect that with half & half (or milk) it will taste good (somewhat like the old Starbuck's "Matcha Latte"). Unfortunately, I don't typically buy those dairy products so can't try it. Also, it kind of defeats the "healthy" purpose of these drinks if I have to add that. For people who love strong Matcha, I think they will love this flavor. I REALLY feel the caffeine in this one - hard core! Almost to the point it makes me a bit nauseous. (Maybe that's from one of the ingredients, though, since I don't usually have that effect from caffeine.)BLUE LAVENDER:I like drinks with lavender and I like this. I do NOT enjoy it as much as I do other lavender infused teas. If I had to pick, I would go with the other ones. This is still a nice one to try. I think a lot of people will not be OK with the spirulina taste, nor the lavender taste in this one.REISHI HOT COCOA:Energizing and tastes pretty good. Some people probably won't+ like the reishi taste, even though it's subtle.SALTED CARAMEL:I like this one the best. I wish I could taste a bit more of the dandelion root to offset the date sugar. I think not everyone will be OK with the taste.Overall, I like this to a certain extent but have other healthy products I like even more, such as teas that I brew which are healthy, taste great and are economical.

Tl;dr summary first: Flavors are kind of hit or miss, I think I like them because of the bias of getting a pack to review, but honestly, I feel like for the price, it's one of those I can see people gifting rather than buying for one's self.Here's a run down on all the flavors. I used a plant based milk that's comparable to whole milk.Blue Lavender: Blue Lavender did have a lavender scent, but the lingering notes reminded me of herb crusted rosemary and thyme roasted chicken. Of course, no chicken scent, but rosemary and thyme are, to me, a savory item, and just odd when I drank it with a slight sweetness. I'd rank this 4th place; but for consolation it has a real pretty blue.Reishi Hot Cacao: For some reason, my favorite. It says cacao; it might have blended well with my plant milk, who knows. It definitely reminded me of a cocoa. Definitely 1st in my book.Matcha Green Tea: It's not bad, but because I've actually had a really, really, good coconut powder matcha, I feel like this one's just underwhelming. It feels like 90% matcha, 5% coconut powder and due to the milk, you're really not getting much hint of coconut either. Other coconut matcha I've had were super rich and coconuty. As a matcha it's fine, but as a matcha coconut? I'm missing that rich coconut creaminess that my other coconut matcha has, and I'm sad. Due to this mild disappointment, it's going 3rd place.Salted Caramel: I can sort of taste the salted caramel. It's like an erzat good of caramel; it's like if you mixed caramel with a woody, earthy mushroom. I can see what they're trying to achieve and I guess it kind of works. This goes 2nd because I'm kind of surprised it has that kind of caramel flavor with no actual caramel.In the end, I have this feeling of, is it worth it? Not really. Kind of pricy, kind of not great flavors. However, I don't think it's really targeted toward me. All the great certifications suggest that it's more of an attention grabber for your social media posts; a sort of keeping up with the Jones' purchase.

I liked all the variety of different flavor options, the low calories, and no caffeinated energy. The packets are nice for on the go mixing.

I made each of these using a nespresso milk frother to get a nice hot latte. They all tasted good albeit a touch on a light side. These are not going to knock you over with flavor they are more subtle. I used a bit less milk than the directions called for to get a slightly stronger version.

underwhelming and disappointing across the board. Went rogue and did 6oz of hot water and 2 packets after trying the normal suggested way to make it and these are just flavorless slop. I really tried giving every single flavor a chance with different ways of preparing and I was disappointed in blume. None of the flavors actually satisfy any craving and doesn't taste beneficial enough to warrant trying more.