Harney & Sons Decaffeinated Hot Cinnamon - Ceylon Black Tea with Three Types of Cinnamon, Orange Peel and Sweet Cloves - 50 Count Sachet Bag

Dont need sugar. Delicious tea.

This is a great tea. Very flavorful. Good both hot and cold. It is also great for headaches and nausea. I have gifted it to many people.

Such intense flavor and aroma. It’s great.

Love the flavor....naturally sweet and needs no sugar.

This is a caffeine-free tea with amazing, substantial flavor. I have already re-ordered several times!

Love the taste

The Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Spice is my absolute favorite drink. I have it every morning (try it iced too)! Sometimes I want another one later in the afternoon, and I try not to have a large caffeine intake, so it is nice to also have this decaff version of my favorite drink. It tastes just as good. The cinnamon flavor is incredibly strong (in the best way) and the tea is very naturally sweet. Sometimes I pair it with a bit of Lairds Superfood Creamer to make a yummy, healthy tea latte.

Considering the cinnamon oil used in this tea made me break out in full-body hives that lasted 24 hours, requiring 10 Benedryl and an entire bottle of Caladryl, I think 1 star is generous! Surprisingly, thats not the only reason for the low rating. What with hundreds of 5 star Amazon reviews for this flavor, I was anticipating the end-all be-all of mouth amusers. I had already sampled Harney & Sons Earl Grey and Chai teas at a hair salon, Estilo, in Angeles and really liked them. So imagine my disappointment when anticipating what 99% of reviewers claimed-- that 1 cinnamon tea bag was plenty for 2 cups of water, and the tea was so perfumed with cinnamon it didnt require sacchrine-- I could just add milk and be done with it! Yeah. NAH! Neither boast is true, unless drinking slight tea-flavored, watered-down creamer is your thing. I for one dont want to perk myself up at 4pm with a tasteless puddle splash! Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Spice Tea, in either the caffeinated or decaffeinated version, is *not* sweet without a sweetner, nor does it possess a strong black tea taste, which I expected; no matter how or for how long you steep it, you can still see through the weak brew to the bottom of the cup. I wouldnt even calls this a medium-bodied tea. At a quarter a cup, to have neither of only two advertised ingredients have a strong showing is ridiculous. I know coffee and tea are the most afforable gourmet foods available for mass comsumption, but one still wants what one pays for. Youre simply paying for what tastes like an inexpensive and none too subtle cinnamon oil, exactly the type used in Red Hots candies and cinnamon-flavored toothpicks. And I tasted no difference between the silk sachet of the decaffeinated strain and the regular paper tea bags; I really believe that that these sachets are a visual-only symbol of luxury as oppossed to a better cut of leaves and a superior delivery system. It can be argued that greater surface area equals greater solubility success, but that may be a matter of degree and not quality, as I think the infusion only seems better because there is simply more tea in a triangular bag than a two-sided one. However, the sachets of the Hot Cinnamon Spice Tea still do *not* result in strong tea when diluted by 2 full cups of water. I would finally like to add that, unless one is particularly sensitive to caffeine, you neednt bother with the decaf version-- I drank the caffiened cinnamon and it provided zero boost, even after 4 cups!

Great flavor, no sweetener needed for this tea and love the fact that you can buy it in decaf

This is The Best tea, par none. If you love cinnamon and slightly sweet tea, this is your tea as well. I add nothing to it. It is like a treat every single evening. I have turned a ton of my friends on to this tea. Couldnt be happier. The caffeinated version is just as good also...….I have that every single morning and many afternoons.