English Tea Store Loose Leaf, Lady Londonderry Tea Pouches, 4 Ounce

Really high quality tea. It's like any tea I've had before. I'd consider this a dessert tea. It's incredibly delicious. No bitterness at all. The smell is wonderful. Tastes just like sticky toffee pudding! I could honestly drink this stuff all day. Such a delightful treat to enjoy day or night. It tastes great both hot and iced. It's a very beautiful tea overall. It's an absolute must for tea lovers.

This tea has a bold, delicious flavor. You can really taste the flavors of rooibos and peach. Neither flavor overpowers the other. It’s a perfect mix.

I gave a 4 and not a 5 because it says nothing on the packaging about roibuss. But the tea is actually very amazing! The taste is superb. Must try!

The media could not be loaded. First off, yes, I remember TeaLuxe Lady Londonberry tea. Sadly, that's no longer an option and finding a good Lady Londonberry can be a long slog. I've tried several, and I've got to say, this one doesn't disappoint.On first opening the bag, you'll be hit with that bright floral note, then the sweeter fruit aroma rolls out, and finally, that deep undercurrent of a good black tea meeting the air. That's what you want in a Londonberry. I immediately had to try it, and using a clear tea pot is one of the best ways to really see what you're getting.It bloomed beautifully, showing me that the tea was well made and fresh. The color is spot on (I tend to make my Londonberry a bit stronger), and the scent was everything I remembered. The whole house smelled divine. I use a touch of honey in Londonberry. No milk for this one. That tiny touch is all that's needed to fully realize the flavor in just the way I like it.The amount of tea in the bag is very generous, especially for the price, and I think I'll be leaning on this flavor quite often for this spring. This one is well worth ordering online.

This is a review for English Tea Store Loose Leaf, Versailles Lavender Earl Grey Tea, 4 Ounce.I am a tea connoisseur and brew a pot of black tea in the morning and a pot of herbal/white tea in the afternoon for over a decade. I enjoy trying new teas and look forward to favorite stand-bys and I absolutely adore the whole loose leaf tea process: opening the bag/tin and inhaling the aroma, placing the dried leaves in the strainer for the pot, assessing the color as I pour it into the cup, adding milk and sugar to my black teas. (And, yes, I even enjoy seeing the spent leaves in the compost pile)I burned myself out on Earl Grey a couple of years ago and only recently have returned to brewing it in the morning. I've always like lavender Earl Grey and purchased from this vendor because the price was reasonable. I rarely write reviews, especially negative reviews. I like to encourage vendors with positivity and just "move-on" from a product I didn't like. Unfortunately, this tea was so bad I had to leave a warning.I brewed a pot yesterday morning and wasn't impressed but thought I messed up and left the strainer in the pot too long (I'm fully capable of ignoring a timer and "chasing a squirrel") so I brewed another pot this morning. I tried to gag my way through 2 cups before tossing the rest of the pot. The aroma is wonderful ... But the taste! The brew was *extremely* bitter at 4 minutes. The bergamont flavor tastes like it came from rotten citrus fruit. I had to use 4x the sweetener to make 1 cup palatable; I still have a burning sensation in the back of my throat (which I had yesterday as well). I'm chewing antacids trying to escape the backwash ...It may be related to the changes in taste/smell that some have had with Covid-19 and/or the vaccine. I'm willing to say that. I will be scrubbing my pot tonight and cleansing with a baking soda/vinegar wash. I really really wanted to like this tea ... I'm so disappointed.

I read a lot of reviews after getting this tea and was amused by some of them. I didn't receive a "powder" in a pack, it's a good rich black tea with dry vanilla leaves. Delicious, highly recommend!

I am an avid tea drinker, and one of my favorites is Twining's Lady Grey loose tea; I know, it's so...pedestrian, but honestly I've tried the others, some that are 4-5x the cost, and I always come back to Twinings, go figure. I've always preferred loose tea as it's more cost effective, plus you can control the amount of tea to hot water ratio to get the desired brew of ones choice. I don't like the American way of brewing tea, as though it was colored water; I want to taste the tea, strong enough for a spoon to stand straight at attention in the cup!For some reason I couldn't find the usual 6 pack of the Twining Lady Grey the day I tried to order through Amazon, and came across the ETS Versailles Lavender Earl Grey. Looking at the ingredients and reviews (which, in retrospect, were for their other teas, not specifically this one), I thought okay, let's give it a try.I was super excited when it came in for the next morning to arrive, and when I finally brewed my first pot, I was...underwhelmed. The tea itself was a bit bitter, not smooth at all, and the lavender overwhelmed the black tea, making me imagine that if I were steep the French potpourri pouch tucked inside my underwear drawer, surely this is what it would taste like. I tried to muscle through the first of what is usually 4 cups of my morning tea ritual, and sadly had to chuck it all out.But of its quality and purity, I feel it's up there, just not a good balance and blend. What I do now is mix a little of it into my loose earl grey, and that seems to do the trick and get a much smoother taste and better balance.Would I recommend it? Probably not. Although I am certainly enjoying the home mix using it, hence my 3 star review.

Excellent White Tea! I drink hot tea 2-3 times a day but don't want the buzz of caffeine. This fills the ticket!