I saw this tea touted on the August website as good for making iced tea, and I liked the flavor profile description. It's very good — the citrusy notes from the orange are very forward but in an agreeable way. There's also a sweetness from the caramel bits but the herbal notes from the rosemary keep it from being cloying. It makes an excellent iced tea. I haven't tried it as a hot tea yet but I would expect it to also be a great-tasting choice for that, too.

I normally take my black tea straight. But this tea was dynamic enough for me to drink it with milk like I do my coffee. I simply can't get the fragrance out of my mind. I'm even thinking of brewing it with a little fresh rosemary I pick to jack up the flavor a little higher.

The complexity of the flavors in this continues to surprise me. The orange is warm and bright and the sweet caramel-y notes combined with that warmth makes me think of a wonderful orange-infused creme brulee. I wish the rosemary was a little more distinct; I love to have a bright herbal note to contrast sweetness and there's not quite enough of it for my taste. But this has become a standard tea in my cabinet and I'm really glad it exists.

Surprisingly yummy, you almost want to dump it in a vat and bathe in it 😂

I was very impressed with this tea, I will be buying it again it's really yummy. Really yummy!!!