Variety pack tea pods compatible with Nespresso OriginalLine - 18 single-serve capsules hibiscus, english breakfast, peppermint, jasmine, paradise, green and black tea, earl grey bergamot

Great variety and taste. Help me decide which ones I want to buy.

If there is a such thing as too much coffee I'm there. I thought it would be healthy if maybe in the afternoon I switched to tea but I didn't want to lose the convenience of my desk espresso machine. The tees are great. I like them all.

These are really great tea pods and they work perfectly in my DeLonghi machine! The tea is really good, I really enjoyed the variety, and they're biodegradable! That was a big bonus for me. I've just bought my second bag :)

I like the flavors they offer. The pods don’t work as well as I would like in my Nespresso machine. But I do appreciate that I can make a single cup of tea.

Absolutely not compatible with the Nespresso machine at all!. I have no idea what machine these miniature pods go in.

We're about to completely remodel our kitchen, and need to greatly pare down the kitchen stuff we use on a daily basis. As a result, my husband put away his semi-fancy, and large, espresso machine, and bought a compact Nespresso Original Line machine for his morning coffee. I don't like coffee, but I learned that there are tea pods available for the Nespresso machines, so I bought this variety pack, so I could find out if this is something I can live with for a couple of months for my morning tea. The variety pack gave me an opportunity to try some different black tea pods, so I could see if there were any that were useable. The answer is, I was not impressed. (In the interest of full disclosure, I admit that I am a tea snob. Sorry, not sorry.) TL;DR version: I mainly bought this to try the various black tea pods, because, as a coffee-hater, black teas are how I get my morning caffeine. First, I learned that you have to make sure the evil coffee pod the husband has used has been dumped before doing anything. Then you pull a long shot of clean water into your cup, to clear any remaining coffee residue from the water path, so you don't get coffee-flavored tea. (This also serves to warm your cup.) Then you dump the water from your cup, put your chosen tea pod in, and press the long shot button again. (Do not use the short shot button; you will not get enough tea.) I would estimate a long shot makes about 6 ounces of tea, which is perfectly fine if you are using a standard tea cup, rather than a giant coffee mug. I noticed some reviewers have commented that the pods make very weak tea. I did not find that to be the case, but I was only using each pod once, for a double shot. I was using 8 oz. cups, and a 6 oz. pour is close to right for that size cup. On to reviews of some of the varieties of pods provided in the multi-pack. English Breakfast: the taste was strong enough, and kind of bitter. I had to add quite a bit of sweetener, and some milk, to make this palatable. I know English Breakfast tea is supposed to be strong, but I have had better. The major brands have perfectly serviceable English Breakfast that is better than what I was able to get from these pods. There is a complexity in a good English Breakfast that just wasn't here. Moving on. Black tea: there were a couple of pods simply labeled "Black Tea". Honestly, these were better than the English Breakfast. This tea was, at least, less bitter. These just needed a bit of sweetener to make them drinkable. That being said, they were just OK. I could live with this if I absolutely had to, but we plan to have a microwave available, and I can heat water in the microwave, and then use a tea bag with a good quality tea in it, and get a better, tastier result, so, not really worth it. Paradise Black Tea: this is a flavored black tea, and the only way I can describe the flavor is "notes of insect repellent." Somewhere, I got the impression this was supposed to be a tropical-fruit-flavored tea. Not sure where I saw that, and maybe I dreamed it up. I admit I do generally need to use insect repellent in areas that I might otherwise describe as "paradise", so maybe that was what they meant when they named this flavor "Paradise?" I'm just not really sure what the thought process was with this flavor. I did make myself drink the whole cup, in case I got used to the flavor. I didn't. Earl Gray: I despise Earl Gray tea, and always have, so I admit I didn't try this flavor, and I don't plan to. Given that I was, at best, not impressed with the other flavors, I can't imagine that I would enjoy this one. Your mileage may vary here. Other flavors: I haven't tried any of the green or herbal teas, because, TBH, that's not why I bought this pack, and it's not what I drink most of the time. I may try them eventually, just to use them up, but I mainly drink tea for my morning caffeine, so I didn't feel it was urgent to try them. Heating water: it did occur to me that I might be able to use the Nespresso machine for heating water for my tea, because it does seem to heat water faster than the microwave. However, my husband measured the temperature of the plain water after pulling a blank double shot, and the water was only about 150 degrees F - not hot enough to steep tea, so I can't use it as a water boiler for steeping a tea bag, either. The conclusion is that, while we don't have kitchen, I will need to either heat my tea water in the microwave, or keep my Breville tea pot out for heating water, and then steep my tea in a cup, as usual. The Nespresso machine just generally doesn't appear to be a good option for providing morning tea for a coffee hater. Oh, well.

Excellent variety and delicious.

Super surprised on the flavor of these!! Definitely recommend doing lungo with full volume x 2…. If not it comes out really strong. Overall, I’ll be buying it again!

Excellent et fonctionnel

Good variety