T2 Tea Sips - Greatest Greens, Loose Leaf Tea Gift Box, Green Tea, 10 Sachets, 44g (1.5oz)

This was the first T2 product I've tried and unfortunately I was left disappointed. Packaging seemed fine and it arrived on time, yet the flavors were not well crafted in my opinion. The only stand outs were Mango and Cream with Strawberry and Cream a decent runner up, along with the Peach and Pomegranate flavors. The berry flavors were weak and not enjoyable. If I were to order from them again I'd focus on one of the 4 flavors mentioned as the ingredients and resulting flavors really shone through.

If you like your tea very sweet, this may satisfy. I find the flavors are just unnatural. I was hoping for fruit flavors but many less expensive teas achieve natural fruit flavors better.

I’ve bought this sampler several times. It is excellent quality tea and a wide variety of flavors. Highly recommend

Fantastic overall. Strawberries and Cream is mind blowing.

I was super excited about this, but all of the flavors are really weak and they essentially all taste the same. Very disappointed.

Great flavor but quite pricey.

I am not a tea connoisseur, by any means, but I do love tea. And this tea is unbelievably delicious! I have to say, the packaging is what actually attracted me to this brand of tea. Each of the ten individual packets of (loose tea, herbs and spices) is a different color with the T2 in white on the front of them. I love the variety (ten different teas!) in this T2 box. It would, in fact, make a lovely gift for the tea drinker in your life (or yourself!). We have had six out of the ten teas and have enjoyed them all thoroughly! I can't see that the other four would be any different, which is why I'm giving T2 five stars. Personally, I didn't realize there were so many different variety of breakfast teas, and they are all different. I'm sipping the chai tea now, which is flavored with milk and a touch of sugar in the raw. Most of the breakfast teas, we drink the same way. Earl grey tea, we drink plain. We also enjoy the creme brulee and the chocolate brownie (surprisingly yummy, for a tea flavor!) plain.Since these are all loose teas, some of the spices are on the tinier side, so using a tea ball, or other stainless steel tea strainer probably isn't the best option. We use the disposable (we compost them too!) tea bags. These don't let any of the loose spices into our tea.I'm saving all the empty packages in case we favor one over another, we can purchase them separately. However, so far, I'll be glad to order the assorted tea sampler again!

As far as the tea itself goes, the "natural and artificial flavors" on a couple of the black teas in this set gave me a serious headache, but my husband really liked some of the fruit teas. So your mileage may vary, depending on how sensitive you are to additives.In terms of the setup... this just didn't make a lot of sense to me. It's all loose leaf tea, but each bag is only enough to make about a single (large) cup. So you need a tea ball, personal size french press or one of those infuser travel mugs to really make use of the packets. There aren't that many packets per box and, although they're pretty, they're not space efficient at all. So if you want to use them as part of a display or as a stocking stuffer or gift basket component or something, they might be a really good option? But for general personal use I just don't find them all that practical.