Constellation Tea Assorted Variety Pack Sampler Tea Pods Compatible with K Cup Brewers Including 2.0, 40 Count

They're pretty good flavors. My sister really likes the lemon one and the chai one. Would definitely buy again.

Good product, price and shipping but the container has “COFFEE “ printed all over it. Not the word “TEA” anywhere!! Almost sent back without opening & found it actually contained tea.

Very nice. Great flavors

Wonderful flavors and great value for the money.

So far I've only tried the Lullaby Tea, as that was the flavor combination that I really wanted to try. I was looking for a nightly decaf tea to enjoy on cold nights. What I noticed immediately while the tea was brewing in my Keurig was the smell, it really does smell like dirt or soil as other reviewers have stated. And it tastes exactly how it smells. It was really off-putting. I have not tried the other flavors yet, as I've been a little hesitant due to the fact that the single flavor I was looking forward to was such a let down. If the other flavors prove better tasting, I'll adjust my review.

Nice assortment and great taste!

Got these for a friend going through chemo, didn’t feel like eating or drinking , the tea seemed to help her out

I bought these for a friend who benefits from tea at work, especially for her tachycardia and migraines. I bought her this sampler as a little gift, since we have a K-cup brewer at work, and I added in manuka honey sticks for on-the-go natural (healthy) sweetener. We both tried each, one by one, and we love them. The peppermint and chai and vanilla spice and lullaby blends, all on point. Unfortunately thought, we had an issue with 1/5 of them (but that’s still 80% amazing, 20% womp womp, not a bad deal), both of us being thrown off by the taste of the “lemon burst” tea. It has soooo much hibiscus (as opposed to focusing on lemon’s benefits) that it not only brews dark red, but further, it makes us nauseated and messes with our blood pressure (confirmed, when we took our vitals, since we had the option, working in a hospital), which can happen when there is excess hibiscus amounts within any tea. Experienced this before, but that was from my own hibiscus (and all tea herb) experimentation. Re: my personal hibiscus (irrelevant to this product itself) experience: I still viscerally recall the aberrant vomiting from making strong hibiscus tea from raw hibiscus herbs steeped on the stovetop, with hot water, later adding lemon and honey into the cup after pouring, and after a few sips, I realized how strong the hibiscus was, got lightheaded, and got that fuzzy cheek feeling we all know comes before puking, and lo, I puked so much red tea, I never touched hibiscus again. I learned my lesson. It is a strong-ass herb, meant only to be used in a tiny amount, if at all. I’ve had good experiences with hibiscus teas before this happened, but… I assume, in retrospect, that such premade hibiscus teas used much less hibiscus than it takes to make one nauseated. Such wasn’t the case with this one, though. This was the first time I ever prepared a premade tea with hibiscus within it (the “Lemon Burst” option, here), and proceeded to feel so nauseated I had to sit down. My friend later confirmed she had the same issue, and was immediately put off by Lemon Burst from then on. My advice to consumers: this is worth it. Just toss all the lemon burst ones. It’s still worth it. My advice to the company: lay off the hibiscus, add a greater amount of lemon zest, peel, lemongrass, lemon balm, etc, into the lemon burst tea. Just don’t add hibiscus. People can be very sensitive to it, and there is already way too much hibiscus within the “lemon burst” k-cup you offer, even for the average person. Peace, tea friends <3

My son loved the collection

Well my husband is a tea drinker and he loves the different kind in the boxes.

Says 5 different teas 8 if each kind only received 4 different teas 10 of each. Was sad no camomile tea

Don’t recommend

Love this variety pack !! And they taste soooo good !!!