Harney & SonsHot Cinnamon Spice Tea Tin - Black Tea with Orange & Sweet Clove - 2.67 Ounces, 30 Sachets

This is the first cinnamon tea I’ve found with such a bold flavor and full body. The blend of black tea, orange, and sweet clove is warming and aromatic, with a richness that really stands out. I like to add a little honey to mine, which brings out the cinnamon even more. It’s a perfect tea for cool mornings or winding down in the evening. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a spiced tea that doesn’t hold back.

Not only was the tea delicious but the canister it came in was beautiful as well. I bought it for myself but it would be a perfect gift. The tea bags were uniquely shaped and the tin was a beautiful display on the shelf over my coffee/tea station.

Purchased this multiple times. I received it as a Christmas gift after I sampled it at his house. He had a great job that always offered snacking and drinking perks for the employees. This was one of them. I fell in love with it the first time I had it. It has a strong cinnamon taste and will perk you right up. It is a little pricey but well worth the money. Try it, if you’re ino cinnamon. It will be worth it.

Hot or cold it's great tea next up... decaf so I can drink it hot at night .Try it and taste how special the blend is ... Hot Spice Cinnamon one of my favorite delights! Harney & Sons 30ct.sachets Tins. The smell is amazing ...black tea/orange & sweet cloves.

I tried their Harney & Sons Holiday Heritage Colonial Williamsburg Blend | Black Tea with Warm Apple, Cinnamon, and Orange Peel and loved it so much that I decided to try this one.This tea is as delicious as the other one but does not have the depth of flavor like the other one. This is more of a pure cinnamon flavor with a hint of orange. It is a black tea with orange peel and natural and artificial cinnamon flavor, cinnamon, and cloves. The predominant flavor is cinnamon. I brewed one tea bag to an 8-10 ounce cup of boiling water for 5 minutes. At the current price of $33.95 plus tax, this comes to $11.32 per can of 30 tea bags or $0.38 cents per tea bag. This is my second favorite of their holiday teas but my first love is the Holiday Heritage blend.UPDATE Sept 16, 2024 - I called Harney and Sons today before I placed another order of a 3-pack of this tea because I wanted to find out if they tested the cinnamon used for lead. They said they did and that theirs tested 0.xxx (I forget the number, but it was small) parts per billion and that I would have to drink 56 cups of this tea per day to reach the minimum level of lead they are allowed to have in the cinnamon they use. Therefore, I'm satisfied that this tea is as safe as it can be given the circumstances.

This cinnamon spice tea has LONG been one of my favorite flavor profiles for a recurring delightful cuppa. I just love its taste, its aroma, its silky smoothness going down.And Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Spice Tea has done a tremendous job blending these essential flavors to capture the best on offer for that homey, memory-triggering aroma among the best teas out there.This taste is an almost addictive guilty pleasure of purely natural sweetness over an uncompromising full-bodied black tea flavor, yet so seductively steeped in its sweet cinnamon orange undergarment.All this wonderful upside to the tea... there is a darker side you probably also want to know about:Cinnamon Orange Oil is a perfectly normal, natural ingredient... totally harmless in its general profile... And yet, over time in particularly large recurring quantities, DOES have the oddly annoying chemical effect of WEAKENING TOOTH ENAMEL. And that, as you might expect, is something you will probably start to notice. and may become a problem.That can mean PHANTOM TOOTHACHES, hot and/or cold SENSITIVITY and some general mouth tingling discomfort which can be really hard to track down until you think about the fact... "Why, yes, indeed... I HAVE BEEN DRINKING A LOT of that cinnamon orange spice tea, and my teeth DO HAVE A TINGLE to them... !!"But do not panic: This is not anything to worry about too much once you become aware... Just slow your roll; drink a bit less of the tea until your teeth feel more normal again. And for many (if not most) casual occasional drinkers of this tea, you'll never notice this side effect at all. So, ENJOY!That said... for the more adventurous "let-me-prove-it-myself" types... if you'd like to experience this effect of cinnamon orange oils tingling through your enamel: Just up your intake to, say 3-5 cups spaced out across your day. Within a week or two , I'm guessing you will start to notice what I'm talking about!I still LOVE THIS TEA, and I am still a REGULAR DRINKER enjoying it immensely, as you can tell from the top part of my review. I am not, however, so much a fan of the ENAMEL TINGLE degradation. So if that creeps into my mouth again, I just taper off to a more sane level when those things start to show up again, and I nip it in the tingly bud and switch to one of my other teas for a while.Still: FIVE STARS for a GREAT TEA!