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A classic fall-tasting herbal tea. Very cinnamon-y with strong apple undertones. I’m not a fan of strong cinnamon teas, so it’s not something that I would choose to drink again, but if you are more of a cinnamon lover, you’d likely enjoy it.

I was a little skeptical about this tea because it makes some bold claims about how it’s “intended for presidents, CEOs,” etc., haha. But I ending up loving it. It really did help me feel focused and energetic (without the jittery effects of coffee or even other heavily caffeinated teas), and I like the subtle green tea/jasmine taste, despite packing quite a punch worth of herbs from panax ginseng to astragalus. I’ll be buying this tea again for sure.

The only thing I didn’t like was that multiple times when I opened the tea bag package, it ripped the actual tea bag and spilled the herbs everywhere. I drink a lot of tea and this usually doesn’t happen to me with most packages. Overall though, the tea itself is great.

I’m not a fan of licorice, so it makes sense that I don’t love the taste of this tea. I also don’t find it very “soothing” to drink — I don’t get that warm feeling from it that some teas give. I probably wouldn’t buy it again, especially because drinking it before bed was giving me nightmares (due to the Valerian root ingredient, which is known for stimulating dreaming).

If you steep it for awhile, it tastes delicious – almost like pumpkin spice. It also seems to be more effective than other “bedtime” teas that claim to help you fall asleep.

The taste is very strong, bitter, and nutty, and very similar to black coffee. I definitely would not drink this for the taste, but it’s still a great tea to have it around for digestive health.

A nice tea to drink at night before going to bed. The taste is sweet and comforting, and very smooth. Even the process of drinking it feels calming and de-stressing.

This tea tastes excellent — exactly what I would hope for out of a “cranberry spice” tea. Very warm and soothing, and the taste is especially perfect for fall/winter. It does seem to help a bit with digestion, too. I also like that it has just a little bit of caffeine — perfect for when I want an extra boost of energy without it affecting my sleep or making me feel jittery.

I really enjoy this turmeric ginger tea. It feels very warm and soothing to drink. Turmeric is known for helping with inflammation, and ginger helps with digestion and nausea, so it has great health benefits to go with the pleasant taste.

While I didn’t notice any drastic relaxation from this, it does seem to help de-stress a little bit. Very strong licorice flavor, so if you’re a fan of licorice, I would definitely recommend drinking this tea at the end of a long day. Given that I don’t really enjoy the taste of licorice, I wouldn’t personally buy this again.

From what I’ve read, Kombucha loses many of the properties it’s known for when it’s boiled, so I’m not sure how effective this is from that standpoint. It gave me a little bit of a stomach ache, so if you have a sensitive stomach I’d recommend drinking it on a full stomach.

As for the taste, it was fairly mild and pleasant, and almost tasted a little carbonated (I’m assuming because of the kombucha).