Premium Dilmah Tea Gift Box - 80 Count Assorted Tea Bags (8 Flavors) - Individually Foil Wrapped - Perfect for Gifting, Office, or Relaxation at Home

I like to try lots of different kinds of tea, but I don't like to spend a huge amount of money to do so. This sampler represented the perfect compromise for me. Black teas with fruit flavors are some of my favorites, and this sampler has 6 different fruity teas (plus mint and caramel).There's not a lot to say about most of the teas; they're basically just as you'd expect based on the description (which is what I wanted -- it's nice to have a collection of basic flavors without buying 25-bag boxes of each). The blueberry vanilla smells especially nice; I made some, then left my office for a bit. When I came back, the aroma had spread throughout my whole (tiny) office.Watch out for the mango strawberry; if you brew that one too long, it becomes bitter/sour. If you remove the tea bag after 5 minutes or so, though, it's got a very nice, mellow, mostly strawberry flavor. The others generally stand up to long steeping times.The caramel was a standout to me. I wasn't expecting this, but it turned out to be my favorite and will likely be the first variety to disappear. The mint is good for after a meal. I don't think I've ever had a pear/orange tea before, but those flavors actually work quite well together.Ingredients-wise, everything is a black tea with added flavors. I'm not sure whether these are natural or artificial flavors. In my mug, the teas are all a standard black tea color, so I don't think there are any dyes. The black tea seems to be high quality; not too weak or too strong to go with any of the 8 flavors.My sampler came with a handful of single-bag samples of other varieties from the same manufacturer. Since I've had a positive experience with this sampler, I'm definitely interested in seeking out some of these other varieties. For what it's worth, Dilmah is an Australian company but the teas are packaged in Sri Lanka.