The strong flavours do not overpower the more subtle notes of rooibos that this caffeine free tea can provide. It brews well with a good tolerance for high and medium tea temperatures and infuses well with solid, flexible and disposable tea straining in cups, thermoses and teapots; though unstrained drinking is inadvisable as this tea has large floating particles which are unpalatable to consume directly. A removable tea strainer is recommended as this tea can serve a second of third steeping, this also allows you greater control over the strength of the drink you would prefer which is a strong feature of this tea over it's "actually made from the tea plant" cousins.

The opinions of non-professional tea drinkers subjected to the reviewer's teatimes is that this is a floral and cozy option with a wide appeal suitable for visiting family who want to go to bed after a long day travelling without being hyped up by regular tea.

Personally and some say eccentrically, when I am finished with my teapot brew of Evensong Chai, I dry out the teabag on the windowsill and once dry empty the results into a little cup on my desk as a small, for a second life as a delicious potpourri that I can smell throughout the day as I work.