BlumeOrganic Rose London Fog Earl Grey Tea | Decaf Black Tea, Rose Petal Powder, Vanilla, Tart Cherry, and Bergamot | Plant Based Superfood Latte | Vegan Gluten Free Drink | 25 ServingsUSDA Organic

This rose flavor latte was so good! It has such a sweet and delicate rose flavor and with frothed milk and a little bit of sugar and just a drop of honey for sweetness, it was literally the best latte I have ever tasted and it is such a sweet and delicious treat!

Bought this at the end of the holiday season (January) in hopes to keep that gingerbread latte love going. Was really excited about the product : plant powered, sugar free and caffeine free (means a late night latte wouldn't ruin my sleep) . I have a fully stocked coffee bar and can make nearly anything my heart desires - want more savory? add some creamer, want more sweet? all the turbinado and marshmallows are here - want a spot of caffeine? let’s add a little coffee/espresso. I aim to please.So my review is simply of the blend itself and flavor - it doesn’t mix week and stays heavily granulated, even with a hand frother. Not really a “latte” drink - lacked any sort of weight you get from milk or milk alternative. But my worst impression, is of the flavor - it’s sooo spicey and can’t be Frankensteined into something drinkable. I’ve had this mix for 4 months and ONLY attempted three drinks and still find it awful and impossible to finish. It’s a shame.Reminds me of the 80s little tins of instant coffee mix. Perhaps the teas are better but I I am apprehensive to try.

This does not taste like birthday cake. The other people who reviewed it well must have got a newer version or something. The bag I got tastes stale, very odd, not quite sweet. I was super pummmped to try it but was ultimately let down.

So, basically this is just traditional fall spices and taste that way in coffee. You can taste an underlying pumpkin, a very faint flavor. The ingredients are not listed in full on Amazon's description. I had to check another website to view the complete list which is - pumpkin powder, maple sugar, cinnamon powder, ginger root powder, nutmeg powder, ground cloves, and cardamon powder. That's it. You can't taste any sweetness from the maple sugar, so I added some organic maple syrup, otherwise it's not good. I won't be adding to coffee, but will use in baking. My recommendation is that the same taste could be achieved from just buying a bottle, in the baking aisle of wherever you purchase groceries, of Pumpkin Pie Spice blend and adding that to your coffee. Then, add your sweetener of choice and cream. $25.00 for 4.4 ounces of this product is considerably more than just buying a bottle of an organic spice blend at the grocery store. Also, this item is not returnable as it is a food item.

Absolutely delicious! Works great as a latte or cold foam on top of a latte 🫶🏻

It tastes good, but once I drink it I am left with a strange aftertaste, like I ate mustard. Super weird. I guess it's one of the spices in there.

Want a London Fog that's way more work than the usual Earl Grey London Fog? Want a London Fog that tastes like a combination of roses, dirt, and cough medicine? Want a London Fog that leaves a ton of residue that you'll have to get a sledgehammer to chip it off if it dries on to your cup? Then this is the drink for you!!!Let's be clear, there's no such thing as a superfood. And even if there were superfoods, this would NOT be one of them! It's basically freeze dried cherries, roses, and decaf tea. I added the boiling water, heated the milk, frothed the milk, and added it to the "tea." It never really went into solution. The residue is extremely dirt-like and is very gritty. In short, this stuff is nasty on a level that redefines nasty. It's nasty with a whole lot more work.So let's discuss the decaffination of their black tea in this formula. The company is not up front about their process of decaffination. It's probably done the same way that they use on their coffee - with a solvant called Ethyl Acetate. This makes me wonder on what planet the creators are living on if they think that even trace amounts of this in a food makes it a superfood. Don't buy into the marketing campaign. They paid a lot of money to make you think you're drinking something healthy.

I’ve been on a healing journey and paying more attention to the ingredients in my food. I heard about this brand from Live Healthillie (IYKYK) and decided to give this a try. It truly does taste like salted caramel without the super sweet artificial flavor. I like to add this to my coffee in the morning when I’m craving something tasty. It’s definitely a taste to get used to because it does taste different. It’s like you can taste the healthiness, if that makes sense. But it’s not bad! It can be a bit grainy, depending on how much you add. But really impressed and recommend!