Purecup Nespresso Compatible Tea Variety Pack

Quick and convenient to use. Chai is outstanding. Wish we could buy a box solely of chai. This company also make a Rooibos Chai which I would be very interested in.

Some are a bit sickly. Some are disgusting. Sine are nice. All personal opinion I guess.

Lovely pods, make a great cup of tea. Each pod makes up to three cups. Only disappointment was that our box had been opened and two pods were missing.

These are terrific. They work absolutely fine, and especially the lighter floral teas are best. The flavour is there strongly yet they taste with a lightness. I think that's an ideal combination. The same pod can be used twice for large volumes. Excellent.

This is a decent selection of teas for the nespresso machine - I particularly liked the Chai and Lemon/Ginger teas, however you do have to mess about a bit to get the strength right, and hard to rate them too highly given they are far more expensive per capsule than even Nespresso own brand coffee - kind of hard to justify.

Beautifully packaged but expensive as each capsule only makes 1 cup of tea, which works out to 70p a cup. The flavours are lovely, especially the chai which I will admit making into a chai latte by adding foamed hot milk and a bit of sugar to. My second favourite tea in the assortment was the cocoa and mint which was surprisingly relaxing as well as refreshing.The foil tops are quite thin, making them easily pierced. Aside from the cost, there was a major downside to using my Nespresso machine to also brew tea and that was keeping the coffee taste from tainting the tea- which meant cleaning the inside of the machine so that coffee traces did not contaminate the tea coming through before making a tea after having last made said coffee..

This is a multi pack of tea drinks that are compatible with the Nespresso range of instant coffee machines. Whilst I'm mainly a coffee drinker, it is a little bit of a nuisance when I have somebody over who isn't so much of a fan. Whilst this might not replace an Earl Grey or a cup of Yorkshire Tea, it at least gives a few more options that aren't versions of coffee. I had no problems with these working on my Nespresso machine and whilst the fruity flavours are a little strong and sweet for my tastes, there's enough variety here to make it worth giving it a taste test to see if any stand out.

So my experience with these was weird, I'm going to say straight up that I was curious about reviewing this but didn't think it'd work.First off the theory is interesting, pop these in a Nespresso machine and you'll get tea in the same way you get coffee, but why? I mean coffee capsules are logical and easy and a great way to get great tasting fresh coffee. But tea? The teabag works well, is fuss free and fast.This being said, if you do just want a quick cup of specialty tea, you could do worse than using these - just make sure you rinse the machine with just water first so you don't get tea with a coffee overture.The capsules work just like normal Nespresso ones, Tranqulitea was nice but a bit too subtle in flavour. The full bodied Chai was excellent (even if you used 3 presses of the long espresso serving). Cocoa and Mint was not for me and tasted weird. however lemon and ginger, fruity berry were both quite nice, I think it is worth noting that you can use more than one serving amount with the capsules but it does mean it takes about as long as it would to make the tea normally.It all feels a bit over engineered for what it is, some of the teas are lovely but I just question why I'd choose this over traditional tea...