I am in love with this tisane! It tastes almost like a mellower pu'erh with a hint of chocolate. But maybe that description is misleading: it truly is a unique taste. Even compared to the popular barley teas in Korea and China, this has a taste of that but still has something more with the anise and chocolate. It's like a homemade slice of herby wheat bread with a crust covered in seeds, a spread of butter, drizzled on honey, and sprinkled with cocoa powder. It feels both rural and luxurious; could be a dessert drink or a morning pick-me-up. A must try.

First off, I rarely add anything to my tea. This would probably be so much better with cream and sugar. I would give it a 4.5.

I wasn't totally sure what to expect of this blend, but the combination works really nicely! It tastes a bit like a very thin smearing of nutella over toasted rye bread.

Great caffiene free option, and I'll definitely be getting more of it when I start running low!

I love this tea so much! I love the marriage of the chocolate and anise flavors which are mellowed and smoothed by the earthy grain taste. It’s one of the best teas I have ever tasted and certainly one I always look forward to drinking.

This tea is amazing; I love richer teas and this is a wonderful caffeine-free option with tons of depth and character. All the flavors come through, it's very malty with strong licorice nose and cocoa aftertaste