Pique Tea - Premium Instant Tea Crystals - Variety Pack - USDA Organic - Unsweetened Tea Powder - No Sugar, No Preservatives, No Artificial Flavoring - 14 Servings - Enjoy Hot or Iced

This tea is very aromatic, it's as if someone has steeped flowers in a tea pot. I like to have my tea with milk/creamer but have tried it both ways to compare. I normally use pre-bagged tea so it can steep in my tea the whole time for max infusion. I paused to take a sip of my jasmine tea ( 1pack)to reflect on the taste. The tea really taste and smells like Jasmine... so much so that it reminds me of tree on the walk way. You def won't miss the taste even with one pack. I normally have two. It also has somewhat of a bitter taste to me, not in a bad way but kind of hard to describe. I don't mind it heck, I might even like it. Ohh maybe the taste is like... have you ever had one of those sugar substitute? Boom, There you go. It's easy for clean up just pour in mug and trash the packet. The tea crystals easily dissolve which is nice and leaves you with no messy dripping bag to toss. I wish it came in a jar and I could spoon out the crystals . That would be a bit more eco-friendly than a bunch of packets and then you can measure your dosage out. I'm not sure if I would buy again but I did like. I have the multi/sampler/variety pack, whichever its was call. All of the teas have a present flavor.

I really enjoy the flavor and quality of this tea! For instant tea, it has a fresh, brewed taste, and all the flavors are well done. I would only caution that while the instructions imply that the crystals will dissolve in cold water, it is difficult to really get it all to dissolve. I tried this with the Jasmine tea and it still tasted good, but visually you could see specks of residue that didn't dissolve all around the cup. Nothing that using warm water and adding ice cubes wouldn't solve, though.

I did not care for the flavors.

The tea was good but the amount you get is totally NOT worth it. For this price you can just buy tea bags and make 20x the amount of tea I'd rather waste 3 minutes than $30! As an avid tea drinker this pack lasted me 7 days ( one week ) so that will cost over $120 a month on just tea not worth it

I'm not really sure what I expected. Its good, the tea tastes fine but so does tea from a bag. these aren't really any easier than a tea bag because they don't dissolve very well into cold water. So if you really really want instant iced tea they're better than nothing but otherwise I think I'll stick to brewing and cooling it and safe the $$$.

I love, love, LOVE Pique Tea. I've been traveling around the US recently, and because of that, it makes it really hard for me to sit at a restaurant and expect good tea. I'm the sort of person that prefers loose leaf teas and I brew it myself when I'm at home or at work, but when you're out, that's sort of difficult. I don't really want to pull out a gong-fu set or my personal tea strainer, because that stuff would have to go back in my bag, and ain't nobody got time for that.This stuff is simple. And it's brewed by Roy Fong, who is an actual Tea Master (he owns Imperial Tea Court at the Ferry Building, as well as the Berkeley location). I know I'm getting a good, consistent cup of tea every time, and all I really have to do is ask for some hot water and I'm good to go.If you're looking for Lipton, this may not be for you - but if you prefer loose leaf teas and you're out and about and don't have your strainers with you, this is a fine alternative. Plus, it's a really interesting conversation starter if you know your teas to begin with!

I got boxes of the Jasmine and Mint teas from my coworkers from my birthday, and I loved them so much that I came back for the variety pack.My workdays are incredibly busy, and many times I put tea to steep and got called away and not back to my office until the tea was oversteeped. This tea tastes very fresh and is ready instantly with hot water from our water dispenser in our breakroom. The flavors have been clear and bright with none of the bitterness that happens when my tea accidentally oversteeps. Thus far, the Mint Green has been my favorite, but the Earl Grey is also quite nice.At home, I still prefer my whole-leaf tea, but these are now a mainstay for work, and help me keep my tea habit even in my rushed environment.

I wanted this specifically to make iced tea without having to make hot tea and chill it, or steep cold overnight. So far I have tried the English Breakfast and the Earl Grey. Both have good flavor, but though the package says to mix with either hot or cold water, the tea crystals never fully dissolved into the fridge-cold filtered water I used. No matter how much stirring and shaking I did, there was still a swirl of gritty brown particles in the bottom. It was still drinkable, but not what I hoped for.