Stash Peppermint Tea

This is nice! I'm not really a tea fan, let alone an herbal tea fan, but this one is probably as good as it gets for me in the peppermint tea space. Nut free, just pure mint leaves, not gritty, quick steep, tastes very fresh and strong. Just a nice, comforting, refreshing hot drink. I'm drinking it in the afternoon because I couldn't decide if it was for waking up or going to bed, and I still am not really sure. I guess it feels cozy. A weird summer drink, but nevertheless, I enjoyed my time with it.

Overall
Cost: 6/10
Taste: 6/10

Stash Christmas Morning Tea

This is a mix of black and green tea, and the green tea is jasmine infused. Jasmine is a flower but I was still scared I'd be allergic to it (you know how life goes). Anyway, this tea was fine - mostly tasted like strong black tea IMO. It grew on me as I became less afraid of dyin'. Nice to have a warm drink, as always. Tea has kind of a gritty feeling on my teeth though, you know? Like spinach. But I hope it has health benefits or somethin'. It was all right. Plain 'n boring, like most of my Christmas mornings!




Overall
Cost: 7/10 (100 for 18$)
Taste: 6/10

Stash Christmas Eve Tea

Not familiar with this brand of tea, compared to Twinings and Bigelow, but both their website and their email indicated that they are top-8 allergy free. So that's reassuring enough, although you never know about licorice and anise (but usually they list these things because they sound classy). This was an herbal tea, which does nothing for me in general, but it had mainly mint and cinnmamon notes. Not a very strong taste, really, but a strong smell (boyf hated it). I didn't die, but I only drank a little bit, and I concluded it was just "OK".




Overall
Cost: 6/10
Taste: 6/10