Tealyra AU

Discovering Tealyra AU’s purple leaf tea was a genuinely delightful first experience for me. Because it features large, whole leaves, the volume is substantial, so keep that in mind when considering your storage space and brewing vessel capacity. What really stands out is the finish: the aftertaste offers a wonderful mineral and citrus quality that reminds me of blueberries paired with lemon salt. Visually, the dry leaf is quite distinct from standard peony white teas or aged shou mei, presenting a striking mix of dark and green leaves. The infused liquor is equally unique, holding a hue that sits somewhere between traditional green and golden tones. There is a palpable Cha Qi here as well; this tea truly shines when you take the time for a quiet, reflective session to fully appreciate its complexity. I am certainly planning to reorder once my supply runs low.

My first package from Tealyra arrived yesterday, and I am already hooked. As a huge fan of Pumpkin Spice, I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect autumnal substitute, and this blend might just be the one.

Tealyra AU delivers a flavor profile that closely mirrors Yunnan Golden Special, though I still find the original to be slightly superior. Still, this is a solid option worth trying.

Tealyra AU delivers a genuinely pleasant starter tea that has the potential to become a staple in your rotation. It’s quite forgiving during preparation; even if you leave it steeping a bit too long (say, 30 seconds extra), it doesn’t turn bitter. I personally use a heaping tablespoon for 10 ounces of water and steep it for around two minutes and twenty seconds. It holds up well for at least three infusions, though the last one is noticeably lighter. The profile is delicate and smooth, lacking any astringency, with subtle notes of seaweed and a touch of natural sweetness. It’s a simple, no-fuss tea with a balanced flavor that avoids any extreme notes, making it an easy, reliable choice for everyday drinking.

Absolutely enjoyed the matcha latte with almond milk and tapioca at Tealyra. It was genuinely delicious and deserves a perfect five-star rating.

Tealyra AU delivered exactly what I needed. I followed a loose ratio of two teaspoons per 1.2 liters and started with a five-minute steep. By the time I returned hours later, the brew had deepened in color, so I added another 600 mL to the pot—the leaves had expanded significantly. After drinking about 300 mL before my shift, I felt a noticeable shift: relaxed yet energized, and remarkably calmer during work than usual. While the flavor wasn’t my top choice for an oolong, as I usually prefer bolder, more complex profiles, it still offered a pleasant, clean taste.

Tealyra consistently delivers high-quality blends, and this one is a standout. The combination of citrus, spice, and sweetness is perfectly balanced. I have tried several of their crystallized ginger teas, and they are all delicious.

Tealyra AU has definitely raised the bar for me. I’ve tried plenty of matcha latte mixes, but this one is leagues ahead of the rest. It’s become my go-to after-lunch ritual: I just mix it into cold water and enjoy it like a refreshing dessert or a gentle afternoon boost, which is a nice change of pace from my usual coffee fix.

At first, Tealyra AU didn't make a huge impression on me, but I kept coming back for more. I’ve just placed another substantial order because running out of my stash is simply unthinkable.

I’ve been sipping this style of tea for more than 15 years across the US, Asia, and Europe, and Tealyra has been my go-to supplier for over half that time. I followed the brewing guidelines precisely—measuring the leaves, water volume, and temperature to the letter. The result was a bold, flavorful brew that captured the essence of Earl Grey perfectly. It’s truly impressive how they managed to replicate the richness of caffeinated versions in a decaf blend.

Just wanted to share a quick observation from Tealyra. I was slightly puzzled by the product descriptions because the strawberry and raspberry options seemed a bit jumbled in the shop text. Still, I really enjoyed my tea and gave it a full five stars for the experience!

The matcha from Tealyra tastes decent, but it’s a struggle to mix it properly since it doesn’t dissolve easily and requires straining. I’ll be looking for a more user-friendly option for my next purchase.

Tealyra has quickly become my go-to tea brand. I used to under-steep this one, but after switching to a full five-minute brew, it turned out exactly right. I take mine black, and the smoky aroma is incredible—perfect for cozy evenings by the fire. It really captures that outdoor vibe even when you’re inside. I’m definitely placing another order soon.

The blend is delicious, and I really appreciate the visual appeal provided by the blue cornflower and gold safflower. Highly recommended by Tealyra AU!

Not a great experience with Tealyra. The blend feels like it’s mostly just turmeric powder, which doesn’t mix well. I ended up with a gritty layer of powder at the bottom of my cup instead of a smooth latte. It’s quite a letdown, especially since I bought a 200g tub.

Tealyra really nailed it with this one. It’s got that classic Darjeeling muscatel character, but instead of feeling like white wine, Yue Guan Bai has the elegant, bubbly vibe of champagne. Fantastic addition to their collection!

I was instantly hooked on Oolong after visiting China, so I decided to sample a few varieties from Tealyra. This blend quickly became my absolute favorite. I usually reserve it for special moments because it is just that good, and the rich flavor stays with me for hours after every cup.

I was a bit disappointed by the bitterness, which lingered even on the second steep. Tealyra’s Golden Monkey tea was a much better experience for me.

Tealyra’s white tea delivers exactly what it promises. It’s a lovely brew with a distinct blueberry note that really comes through. A solid 4 stars for a pleasant, accurate tea experience.

Tealyra AU truly delivers an exceptional tea experience. The selection is diverse and packed with rich, distinct flavors that make every cup a delightful discovery. A five-star quality worth seeking out.

My experience with Tealyra's pu'er was a bit of a learning curve. The initial wash and first three steeps had a distinct fishy aroma that eventually faded, but the flavor for the fourth through sixth brews just struck me as murky, like stale pond water. I'd rate it a 3 out of 10. That said, taste is subjective; a family member tried it and actually found it suitable as a daily brew, so your mileage may vary.

Tealyra delivers a truly excellent black tea experience. The flavor profile is beautifully smooth yet rich enough to reveal its complex nuances, making it a standout choice for enthusiasts.

Tealyra AU really nailed the mark with their naturally decaffeinated Earl Grey. It is easily the best option I have found so far, and both my husband and I are huge fans of it!

Tealyra’s blend delivers an intense, bitter-sweet chocolate flavor that’s sure to be a hit for those who enjoy that profile. I found it a bit less sweet than what I prefer, leaning more toward the Liu Bao dark style, but it’s still a solid 4/5.

Hands down the finest pu-erh I’ve found on Tealyra. The only downside is that it’s currently out of stock.

Loved the Pu-erh from Tealyra. It has a light body but offers a surprisingly rich flavor, which is exactly the style I’ve been looking for lately.

Tealyra’s jasmine tea is a refreshing choice. I enjoy sipping it occasionally during the summer months.

I really enjoyed this blend from Tealyra. It’s not overly sweet and offers a lot of flexibility—you can brew it strong or weak and customize it to your taste. It’s become my go-to for a cozy nightcap or a comforting drink on chilly evenings.

I’ve been a fan of Tealyra’s herbal blends in the past, so I was really looking forward to this one. Unfortunately, both my husband and I were disappointed. The aroma and flavor came across as far more medicinal than pleasant, falling short of the quality we’ve come to expect from Tealyra AU.

Tealyra AU has really nailed it with this blend. It’s got such a lovely flavor profile—sweet, fresh, and mild, sitting perfectly somewhere between a standard green tea and yellow tea. For the quality you get, the price is fantastic, especially if you can grab it fresh from the current harvest. Easily a five-star find.

Tealyra’s tea is absolutely fantastic. The aroma is incredibly potent, and it’s refreshing to find a brew that tastes just as strong and natural as it smells, without any artificial hints.

I have made Tealyra AU’s tea a staple in my daily routine. I brew it using a ratio of one tablespoon to 300 grams of water, allowing for two solid steeps. The umami notes are incredibly distinct, offering a quality that rivals even the most premium gyokuro varieties.

Tealyra is delivering a fantastic deal with this high mountain Oolong. While premium options exist at higher price points, you are getting exceptional value here. The brew offers that characteristic floral aroma and sweet, candy-like fragrance typical of the region, though the scent profile feels slightly less potent in the most recent batches. In my view, this Jade Oolong outperforms the Ali Shan and Mei Shan selections currently listed on the Tealyra site. For the price, it is hard to find a better high mountain Oolong. Truly second to none in terms of cost-effectiveness.

Tealyra AU delivers exactly what they promise with this blend. The inclusion of real tea leaves and coconut pieces makes the blue cornflower infusion visually stunning. The aroma is intensely coconutty, and the flavor is absolutely delicious. A five-star experience!

My experience with Tealyra was absolutely delightful from the very first sip. It’s easy to see why they’ve earned a perfect 5-star rating.

Tealyra’s Caramel Chai is a real delight. The aroma is absolutely heavenly, and the flavor is rich, sweet, and creamy without being heavy on the palate. It’s the perfect comforting treat that lets you enjoy all the warmth without the extra calories.

I absolutely love this blend! The flavor profile is a wonderful mix of fruity sweetness balanced by a crisp tartness. The cinnamon notes are aromatic and spice it up just right. Easily five stars from me.

I was a bit disappointed by the scent of this blend, but the flavor is incredibly refreshing. The apple notes really shine through. I plan to stick to the recommended routine of drinking two cups daily after lunch and dinner, and I’m hopeful I’ll see great results with Tealyra.

Tealyra’s Earl Grey Moonlight is hands down the finest I’ve ever had. As someone who has tried countless variations, I find this one to be truly exceptional. It’s delicate, mysterious, and has a lovely hint of vanilla, especially with the quality Sri Lankan tea base. Even my friends have been converted after trying it.

Tealyra has earned a permanent spot in our kitchen cupboard thanks to this effective cold remedy. Just two nights of drinking it and my children’s coughs cleared up remarkably fast. I am incredibly satisfied with the results and hope the brand maintains this high standard of quality. It is a consistent favorite that I will keep buying for the long haul.

My experience with Tealyra’s cherry blend has been a pleasant surprise, especially since I’m not typically a fan of cherry teas. The tart cherry notes are well-executed and delightful. Cold brewing it works wonderfully, creating a refreshing drink that perfectly balances sweetness and acidity.

Tealyra’s Long Jing has firmly replaced our older choices and is now the go-to green tea for both of us. It’s a reliable daily staple that hits the sweet spot between quality and value.

Tealyra AU really nailed it with this blend. It’s an incredibly flavorful fruity tea that pairs perfectly with a bit of honey. I’m especially grateful for the chamomile, which helps me relax and unwind before sleep. Truly a five-star experience.

Tealyra has completely expanded my tea horizons. I usually stick to herbal blends, but I’ve been hunting for something with a heavier caffeine kick. After discovering their Puerh selection, I was blown away by the 2009 Menghai 1st Grade—its rich, earthy flavor is just what I was looking for. I’m already reordering and plan to keep exploring their vast range because variety is key. Huge thanks to the Tealyra team for offering such an extensive selection!

If you’re a fan of Earl Grey, Tealyra’s version is the real deal. It has a depth and complexity that most other brands just can’t match. I first discovered it while traveling in Scandinavia and immediately fell in love with the flavor. It’s become a staple in our household and my family’s absolute favorite. I really wish Tealyra was more widely available, since they seem to be one of the few shops carrying it, but when I can get my hands on it, it’s always worth it.

I’ve become a regular at Tealyra, enjoying their teas every single day. It’s genuinely delicious, and I couldn’t be happier with my daily brew.

Absolutely hooked on this blend from Tealyra. That lingering aniseed finish is pure perfection and just keeps you coming back for more. A solid 5 stars for fans of the flavor!

I was really hoping Tealyra would deliver better quality, but these teabags were a massive letdown. The flavor profile is flat and distinctly bitter, with unpleasant aftertastes that stick around long after you finish your cup. I tried to find any redeeming qualities, but the lychee scent is barely there. I even got my mother and sister to give it a go, and they were just as unimpressed—my mother actually made a sour face and said "yuk!" My sister just grimaced and told me she didn’t like it. Honestly, standard off-the-shelf grocery store tea tastes better than this. Don’t bother with this one.

Tealyra has truly mastered the art of black tea with this particular blend. It offers a complex, earthy profile that balances a gentle spice with bright mineral and fruity undertones, plus a touch of mild astringency. Drinking it feels immersive, almost as if you’re tasting the lush, sun-drenched foliage of its origin. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience that feels fresh and vibrant, just like a summer afternoon. Highly recommended for anyone looking for something distinctive.

Tealyra’s black tea is a genuine standout. It delivers a rich, full-bodied flavor with distinct fruity notes and a pleasant maltiness. What really wins me over is how smooth it is—mellow and never overly bitter. While I’m a huge fan of the Yunnan Silver Needle, this option holds its own as a robust and satisfying choice for any black tea lover.

I was really impressed with this tea. It has a fantastic flavor that works perfectly whether I add milk or drink it black.

Tealyra’s Assam blend is a standout for me—rich, creamy, and wonderfully smooth. It’s become a staple in my kitchen, and I’ll definitely be restocking from their site soon.

I’m not sure if this is a flaw in my palate or the tea, but I haven’t had straight black tea in four decades. My go-to has been Japanese green tea, specifically gyokuro, for the last 20 years. After seeing reviews of pu-erh, I decided to give this a shot from Tealyra. My wife’s verdict was spot on: it tastes like "twig-juice" or the watery remnants of a fourth tea bag steep. I followed the brewing instructions to the letter, but it wasn’t enough to save it for me. I’m tossing the rest of the package I bought from Tealyra. Honestly, you’d expect 14 years of fermentation to build some complexity, but it just seems to dilute the flavor, making it taste like a blander version of ordinary black tea. Japanese green tea still wins for me with its nice aromas and tolerable taste—it’s my preferred no-calorie drink since I generally dislike the smell of coffee (unless paired with chocolate). If this 2009 Menghai sample is typical of pu-erh, I’ll stick to what I know. At least it wasn’t pricey, but I don’t think I’ll ever try this again. Thanks for the comparison, Kevin from Ottawa

I am absolutely thrilled with this tea from Tealyra. The moment I opened the packaging, I was hit by a rich, chocolatey aroma that made me eager to take that first sip, and it fully lived up to the hype. The flavor actually deepens with every drink, making the experience even more rewarding. Given how fast I am going through it, I can already picture this being a repeat purchase very soon. A definite five-star addition to my collection.

I’m not usually a fan of chamomile, but I ordered this from Tealyra because my acupuncturist recommended it for inflammation. I tried a cup last night alongside their collagen booster tea—it’s quite mild and perhaps I used too little, but I’m happy to keep drinking it. Since I’m hoping for some relief and have nothing to lose, I’m giving it a solid five stars.

Having consumed herbal teas nightly for years and experimented with countless blends, I’ve come to know what I like, and Tealyra consistently stocks my go-to varieties. However, this particular selection was an exceptional discovery. It offers a complex profile with sweet, floral, and fruity notes that truly stood out. Usually, I rely on raw honey to add sweetness to my evening cup, but this tea is naturally sweet enough that I didn’t need to add anything extra. A genuinely delightful find from the Tealyra range.

Tealyra AU really knows how to source high-quality green tea. This Sencha is hands-down the best I’ve had. While the price tag is higher than average, the flavor profile justifies every penny. If you are looking for premium quality, I strongly suggest giving this a try.

Having spent several years living in the tea fields of Kakegawa, my palate is certainly biased toward deep-steamed varieties. Tealyra AU nailed this specific style. It’s got that characteristic bitterness that pairs beautifully with a sweet treat, which I find missing in more mainstream options. I brew it at 195F for just five seconds, and a single 1.5 tsp scoop yields two or three large cups. Truly excellent quality.

I rated Tealyra AU a perfect 5. The tea is genuinely pleasant and approachable, making it ideal for brewing using Western style in a larger vessel rather than the traditional Gong Fu method. It offers a clean, fresh sensation on the palate with subtle dryness and mild astringency. There is a lovely floral and nutty character that rivals more expensive Long Jing teas, finished with just a whisper of cinnamon lingering on the tongue.

I am absolutely loving my Tealyra tea! It exceeded my expectations. I was worried it might be too bitter, but the taste is just perfect.

Hands down some of the finest tea I’ve ever tasted. The aroma is incredible, hitting you with a sweet, floral peach scent the moment you open the pack. The flavor is perfectly balanced—bold yet refined—and it holds up beautifully through multiple infusions. Easily a five-star choice from Tealyra.

I’ve grown to really appreciate this blend. It pairs beautifully with sushi as a dinner tea—light, subtly floral, and leaning toward the green tea side of things. My family has been brewing two to three pots every other night, and we are nearly out of stock. Interestingly, it is the only oolong tea my sister actually enjoys.

Tealyra’s blend has a name that feels a bit misleading. While it isn’t a bad tea by any means, calling it "Lovely Lavender Lime" is a stretch. The lavender and lime flavors are quite subtle, almost like they’ve been friend-zoned, while the eucalyptus and mint notes take center stage. It’s also odd to see Moringa in a black tea; I was really hoping for a straightforward, strong lime and lavender profile without the extra botanical surprises. If you enjoy a minty, chamomile-like taste for a morning pick-me-in, this works well enough. But for what it’s advertised as, it misses the mark. I probably won’t be ordering it again.

I’d give Tealyra a solid 4 stars. To be fair, my first impression while brewing was less “tea” and more “expensive raspberry candle” or even hair product. Honestly, it didn’t shine hot, but it was perfectly fine cold. The hibiscus takes center stage here, making the flavor profile feel more like a hibiscus and lemon peel lemonade. It really comes alive, though, when served iced with a splash of ginger ale—perfect ratio at 1:2. While it works well as a punch, it’s definitely better as a refreshing mixed drink than a traditional steeped tea.

Tealyra’s kukicha is a delightful departure from typical leaf-based green teas, offering a light, subtly sweet profile with distinct umami notes and a gentle nuttiness. The astringency is minimal, making it a very approachable and unique experience. If you’re curious about this variety, I highly recommend giving it a try—you might find it to be a new favorite.

Tealyra's blend reminds me of their Ginger Ginseng Chamomile, but with extra roots and fruits thrown in. The taste experience feels a bit disjointed. You start with the gentle, slightly savory notes of chamomile and ginger, which are quickly overshadowed by intense citrus fruit flavors. Then the chamomile returns, followed by a licorice and rose hip finish that was masked earlier. It’s not a bad tea, but the flavor profile is a bit scattered.

Tealyra’s hibiscus tea delivers a wonderful balance of earthy and tart notes, and it is fantastic iced. Honestly, this might be the best hibiscus blend I’ve come across, and the value for the price is hard to beat.

Having sampled chamomile from various vendors, I can confidently say Tealyra offers one of the freshest and most delightful options I’ve encountered. It’s a perfect choice for an afternoon unwind or a soothing wind-down before sleep.

I received this as a Christmas gift from my son, who lives and works in China. I have to say, Tealyra has served me the finest green tea I’ve ever tasted. It’s incredibly subtle and refreshing, and the 4g portion brews beautifully into 250ml of tea that holds up well through multiple infusions.

I’m genuinely impressed by this white tea from Tealyra AU—it’s easily among the best I’ve tasted. While I might not have the sharpest palate for describing flavors, I can confidently say it has a distinct sweetness that brings to mind hints of peach or apricot, beautifully balanced with a delicate floral note. The provenance adds another layer of appeal, knowing it comes from wild, ancient trees in the Yunnan mountains at an elevation of 1000 meters. A truly high-quality experience.

Tealyra's tea left me feeling unwell with severe stomach cramps that kept me out of work for hours. Not worth the risk, so I won't be ordering from them again.

Tealyra AU really nailed the flavor profile. It’s incredibly smooth with lovely peachy floral notes. Definitely a 5-star experience.

I never realized how much I needed a proper measuring tool until I got this scoop. I decided to give it a try based on the reviews, figuring the price was worth it even if I ended up disliking it. On my very first attempt, it became obvious why I had been making mistakes with the standard David’s Tea scoop when measuring Tealyra’s matcha. Despite my instinct to just pile more powder in, I followed the guidelines on the new tea packaging and the result was perfect. This is hands down the best matcha I’ve ever made. There is something genuinely special about how this scoop delivers the exact right amount every time, preventing that common urge to overdo it.

I was really impressed by how smooth and well-balanced this Earl Grey is. It completely avoids the bitterness that often plagues supermarket blends. Tealyra has a fantastic selection of Earl Grey teas, and I highly recommend giving this one a try along with their Darjeeling Earl Grey. The Hawaiian variant is also worth exploring if you enjoy this style.

I’m giving Tealyra a solid four stars. The infusion looks and tastes remarkably like green tea, which wasn’t quite what I was anticipating for an Oolong, but it’s definitely a pleasant brew.

I’m really impressed with this Earl Grey from Tealyra AU. It has a lovely aroma that blends floral notes with subtle hints of citrus. The first sip delivers that distinct floral character, balanced by the gentle touch of bergamot. The infusion is smooth with just a touch of dryness, and there’s no bitterness or harshness to be found. Honestly, this might be one of the best Earl Grey options I’ve tasted so far.

Tealyra’s tea is a staple in my house, whether I brew it hot or cold. It has a clean, pure flavor with zero artificial aftertaste. I even reuse the steeped leaves by putting them in a water bottle for a naturally refreshing cherry infusion. Absolutely worth it.

Tealyra really nailed it with this blend. It’s easily one of the finest teas I’ve ever tried, and that 5-star rating is well-deserved.

Tealyra AU consistently delivers quality, and this mild white tea blend is definitely a standout in our collection. The subtle notes of coconut and cornflower create a soothing experience that pairs beautifully with a wide variety of flavors. Highly recommended!

Tealyra is my go-to spot for quality tea, and this peachy oolong is an absolute standout. Between this one and the ginseng oolong, they are hands down my top two picks from their entire range. Solid 5 stars!

Tealyra really nailed the ginseng oolong blend. I’ve sampled quite a few options from their range, but this one and the white peach oolong stand out as my absolute top picks. Easily a five-star experience.

Tealyra never disappoints. I ordered this blend for a relaxing evening cup, and it quickly became the highlight of my recent purchase. The flavor profile is beautifully toasty and smooth, offering a comforting warmth without any harshness. I also appreciate the quality of the leaves; they are rolled perfectly, meaning a single teaspoon delivers a robust, full-bodied brew. Easily a five-star choice.

I’m a big fan of Tealyra’s blends, but I have to say the balance here is a bit off. While I love the minty freshness, I was really hoping for a stronger rosemary presence, which gets a bit lost in the background. It’s still a solid 4-star experience, just not exactly what I had in mind.

Tealyra’s caramel black tea is a convenient choice if you want that sweet profile without the hassle of roasting your own sugar. While the flavor didn’t quite hit the mark for me personally, I still found myself enjoying it occasionally. It lacks the bold, aromatic kick I got from their Pu'erh Maple Chai, which I found much more fragrant and satisfying.

Ce thé est une véritable trouvaille. La qualité est au rendez-vous, je n'hésite pas à le recommander et je reviendrai très probablement en acheter encore.

Tealyra has nailed the perfect evening blend. It’s become my go-to for winding down and finding some calm before bed. I started with the sampler pack, and I’m already planning to upgrade to the full-size tin for my regular stash. Highly recommend it!

I decided to give Tealyra AU a try based on their wonderful ingredient selection. While the dietary benefits are a nice bonus, the real star here is the incredible taste. Absolutely loved it!

The scent of this tea from Tealyra is pure indulgence. It pairs perfectly with that Pu'erh Coconut Cacao and Vanilla Rock Sugar blend—just heavenly. It’s a great gateway for tea skeptics too; it tastes just like hot chocolate, making it the perfect introduction for non-tea drinkers.

I’m genuinely happy with my purchase from Tealyra, even though the general ratings were lower than I expected. Their Earl Grey is a winner, especially if you prefer that distinct, strong citrus profile. I’ve tasted quite a few blends, and while I usually lean toward the soapier varieties, this one really impressed me with its rich aroma and flavor once brewed. It’s incredibly smooth with zero bitterness. Just be careful with the steep time: I brew mine at 95 degrees for exactly five minutes and remove the leaves immediately before adding milk. If you plan to drink it black, stick to a 3-to-4-minute steep for the best result.

I’ve always loved white tea, and my first order from Tealyra exceeded my expectations—it tasted fresher than what I’ve found in typical Chinese tea shops. However, the second time around, the experience was completely different; the cup was totally flat, as if the flavor had vanished. It makes me wonder if there’s a quality control issue at Tealyra, because after this disappointing batch, I’m hesitant to risk ordering again.

Tealyra really nailed it with this blend. As someone who usually isn't a fan of Earl Grey or black tea, this one stands out. The lavender is incredibly distinct in both aroma and taste, giving the flavor a sophisticated, wine-like quality that I absolutely love.

I tried Earl Grey decades ago and found it to be an oily, astringent mess, but my experience with Tealyra completely changed that perception. I ordered their Darjeeling Cream Earl Grey based on recommendations about the benefits of bergamot, and the difference is night and day. Unlike the mass-produced tea bags I used to drink, these loose, fresh leaves offer a smooth, fragrant, and fruity flavor without that unpleasant oily finish. It’s a shame I missed out on this quality for so long, but I’m certainly never looking back. Highly recommend giving this blend a try—you won’t regret it.

Absolutely obsessed with this blend from Tealyra AU! It’s such a light, floral experience—refined and delicate without tipping into excessive sweetness. I’ve got a serious thing for white teas, and this one definitely ranks alongside Doke Silver Needles as a top pick in my cupboard. Tealyra, please restock this gem soon!

Tealyra’s tea is absolutely wonderful. It has a smooth, creamy flavor and the aroma perfectly matches the taste. It’s a sophisticated, refined experience that rivals fine whisky. I’m really impressed!

After years of hunting for a Dong Ding that rivals the ones I used to enjoy, I’ve finally found it. Tealyra’s version is hands down the best I’ve encountered, and with over three decades of daily oolong drinking under my belt, I know a quality blend when I see one. This will definitely be my go-to tea moving forward.

Tealyra’s Russian Earl Grey is certainly an acquired taste. The blend of orange peel and lemongrass gives it a distinct character that feels quite different from the classic profile. Like many others, I needed a few brews to really gauge my opinion on it. While I still lean towards their Moonlight or Milady Grey for a more traditional experience, this one is worth trying if you’re in the mood for something unique and off the beaten path.

Tealyra really knows how to craft a blend that stands out. This green tea and Earl Grey combination is genuinely impressive, with the bergamot and cornflower adding a smooth, sophisticated finish. It has easily become one of my go-to choices for a premium tea experience. Highly recommended!

I wouldn't suggest buying from Tealyra based on this blend. The eucalyptus flavor is overpowering and reminds me of cough syrup, which clashes with the other ingredients. The mix of lime, lavender, and black tea just feels off and doesn't come together well. For the price of 50 grams at $9.03, it feels like a waste. I'd recommend saving your money and looking for a different option.

I’m absolutely in love with the Early Grey Cream blend from Tealyra AU—it’s easily my top pick! A genuinely delightful experience.

Tealyra's Assam Harmony Tea fell flat for me. I was excited to try it, but the flavor is surprisingly dull. Even worse, the sachets are shockingly sparse—you get far less tea in each bag compared to standard loose options. Definitely not worth the hype.