Stash Tea Fruity Herbal Tea 6 Flavor Tea Sampler, 6 boxes With 18-20 Tea Bags Each

These smell amazing. I can't even decide what one is my favorite. They all have their own flavor and smell. I make a least 2 cups a day. I enjoy them alot. Doesn't make me feel droggy but more relaxed and ready for the day. Doesn't take long after sitting in hot water to take over. My husband uses 2 per his cup but his cup is huge. We both enjoy the taste. Good variety as well. Feel like we are in a Christmas cooking movie. We like them.gokd strength not over powering but noticable.

I ordered this specifically for the "Christmas in Paris" tea, which was ungodly expensive to order as a single flavor, so when I found this six pack for $17 it made a lot of sense. It comes to only $2.80 a box (or about six cents a bag) which is cheaper even than Target. For a non-GMO tea that uses real ingredients this is the way to go.I tried the "Holiday Chai" and it was nice, but I prefer the Green Chai from Stash, so I'm not the best judge. It had a nice chai flavor and I could taste the warm gingerbread spices."Christmas Morning" was nice as well, it's a blend of black and green tea, and that's what it tastes like. Milk and sugar help to mellow it out.I have not tried the "Cinnamon Vanilla" as I am not a fan of chamomile so I will gifting this one to a friend.The real winners of this multipack (in my opinion) were the other three. "Christmas Eve" is an herbal tea with nice cinnamon-spearmint flavor that is very calming, great for an evening cup before bed. "Cranberry Pomegranate" has some nice tart notes, but also a definite rooibos undertone, so be aware of that."Christmas in Paris" is the star of the show and the whole reason I ordered this set in the first place. I hate chocolate teas as a rule (most of them are an insult to chocolate) but heard such good things about this that I had to try. I think because the cocoa is paired so well with other flavors that it doesn't feel like you are being robbed. It lends itself nicely to a relaxing cup of herbal tea. The lavender does not taste floral, instead it subtly underpins the minty chocolate notes very nicely. Overall, this feels like a hug in a cup.

This tea is bursting with flavors that complement the Holiday Season.

Great tea when the tea stays in the teabag. Half of the small packages I open the teabags are busted and it makes a mess. Seems random which teabags are broken. Otherwise when the teabags are sealed it’s a delicious tea

Great selection of teas. All fresh and tasty.

I first tried the Double Earl Grey and fell in love with the flavor, so I came to amazon to find it. This sampler pack is great for anyone that enjoys Earl Grey! This set has introduced me to Breakfast in Paris which quickly became my favorite cup of tea first thing in the morning. I make sure I keep stocked up on this sampler set of tea. At less than $4 a container, it's cheaper to buy it here than at the store leaving it a great value for the price. If you like Earl Grey, you need to try this sampler!

I bought this because I knew I loved the pumpkin spice black tea (decaf, by the way) from another assortment, but I still had all the other teas from that other assortment, so I didn't want to buy the whole assortment again. I thought I would try some different flavors as well, and all the others were new to me. Here are my thoughts on the individual teas:Pumpkin spice: I am a huge fan of black teas and this doesn't keep me up at night since it is decaffeinated. The spice is subtle and doesn't get too strong, even if you leave the tea bag in for too long (as I tend to do). There are a lot of pumpkin spice teas out there and this is probably my favorite.Maple apple cider: This was an unexpected winner for me. I did not think I liked maple flavors all that much, but it works well here, adding a natural sweetness that goes very well with the apple.Cinnamon apple chamomile: I don't think this tastes much like chamomile, which is fine, as chamomile is an odd flavor for me. The cinnamon is not too strong (this is a big plus, as cinnamon can quickly become overpowering at long steeping times) and overall, I like the blend quite a bit. This is a good one to drink before bed.Cranberry pomegranate: This is nice if you want something fruity. Although I have only drunk it hot, I do think it would make an excellent herbal iced tea as well. There is nothing particularly exceptional or exciting about this, but it is a good basic and the cranberry makes it fit in well with other fall flavors (it is not bitter, though -- the blend works really well).Cinnamon vanilla: I do recommend removing the tea bag before too long here, but in general, a nice warm flavor that smells absolutely wonderful (the smell is stronger than the flavor, but the aroma enhances the overall tea drinking experience).Spice dragon red chai: I have not tried this with milk (i.e., true "chai" style). This has clove, ginger, and cinnamon along with rooibos, and I also recommend removing the tea bag before too long here. This one makes me think of fall and winter baked goods, which is nice since I am counting calories this year and can't actually eat such things. At least I can still experience the flavors.If you hate cinnamon, I would not recommend this assortment, as most of the flavors have cinnamon in them. But if you really like fall/winter aromas and flavors and are looking for some good hot herbal teas to try (these are all quite nice in the evening before bed), this is an excellent set that I will definitely be buying again. Although some flavors (e.g., pumpkin spice and maple apple cider) disappeared faster than others for me, I do actually like every single one here.

Delicious! The flavors are so well done. I do think they could use a bit more caffeine though