TwiningsSpicy Chai Tea Warming & Aromatic Black Tea Spices of Cinnamon, Clove & Ginger with Assam Tea Base, 40 Biodegradable Tea Bags

I love this chai! Delicious with milk and sugar

I have bought different variations from this listing but as I can only leave one review, I'll add each blend in here.DARK GREYThis is seriously different and very interesting. It really bears very loose associations with the traditional Earl Grey tea blend. Yes, there's bergamot but the initial scent of the dry tea bag is deep and smokey Lapsang Souchong and sweet lemon citrus. The bergamot is almost an afterthought at this point.Once brewed the tea is a russet red colour, and it doesn't look overly strong. But it's very powerfully flavoured. The Lapsang again throws the first punch but I think the lemon and bergamot are very well balanced behind the Lapsang smokiness.Deep and dark it absolutely is. This is a tea for anyone who has a passion for different types of tea, it's really a connoisseur blend.It's an occasional tea and not an everyday cuppa, and it very much challenges the drinker to sit up and take notice of it. It's very bold! Personally I love it, but it may be an acquired taste for some.DARK CHAIIt's much like many other chai teas. Blends and strengths can alter between brands. After trying the Dark Grey I expected a similar twist or variation in this. There's nothing in this blend that makes it stand out from the rest, nor is it particularly remarkable. It's very heavy on the cinnamon, less so on the cloves, and to me the ginger is a mere whisper. The blend is nice and strong though, with plenty of black tea. I like it, it's good, but it's not unique.DARK CARAMELThere's hints of caramel on the dry tea bag, which smells quite artificial. The scent is a lot stronger when brewed. It tastes and smells like the caramel in a Galaxy Caramel bar and it's quite strong. It tastes less artificial in flavour than it is with the dry tea bag scent. I don't think the tea comes across as strongly here; the tea is much stronger in the Dark Grey and Dark Chai.I like this as a smooth and mellow relaxing cuppa. I don't usually take sugar in any drink but this actually benefits from a little sweetness. I add a tiny amount of golden syrup. This blend would suit anyone with a sweet tooth whether or not they like a sugary cuppa.My personal favourite is the Dark Grey which I think is a really superb twist on the original Earl Grey, but there's something for everyone with these blends.

Lovely flavour teabags. I drink with a dash of milk and a teaspoon of honey for a warming comforting hug in a mug. Recommended

Very good smokey TeaQuick brewing timeGood flavour and aromaGood price

Love love love this tea…… I drink it black. Truly gorgeous

Amazing tea

Not bad,not spicy, not as good as tea india

Tastes amazingGives you the sweet taste without having any sugar if you craving for something sweet