We got a good variety and some of them were very good and tasty. My one complaint is that some of them clogged our Keurig which has never happened before. Not annoyed so much as sad as we wanted to try them all.

Coffee is not strong at all. A lot of mint-kind cocoa. I liked few of them tho. Arrived with no damage.

They are fairly expensive for hot cocoa. All the hot cocoa seem to be way more expensive than coffee.

Great selection of coffee, tea, hot chocolate and cider. There was a little something for everyone in my family.I didn't see previous reviews about the lack of nutrition information or list of ingredients so as a diabetic I was really disappointed I'm not able to try any of the flavors myself.

Was excited to try all but especially the Mexican cocoa— and my husband likes the cherry cocoa— the box had neither. Still were some good flavors— just a little disappointed.

Nice sampled variety of cocoas of various flavors, its my guilty pleasure, i take cocoas once ina while, like many have said just warmp up the milk and open these and pur it straight in the cup and mix, no need to put it through the Kcup brewer, matter fact i dont buy these again, its just better buying your package of cocoa and making it the ole fashion way, ill just keep using my Brewer for teas and coffee.

I purchase this sampler for my Mom's husband. He was thrilled at the surprise and loved all the flavors. He gave me some to try too. They brewed fully with no leftover powder in the pod. The flavors were spot on and delicious! The reason I'm giving it only 4 stars is it was $19.50 when I purchased it and I went to reorder more 3 weeks later and it now costs almost $30!!! I'd buy it again for the lower cost, but not at $30. Way too much $$ for 40 K-Cups.

So glad I decided to try the Two Rivers Sampler Pack of hot cocoa K cups. My favorite candy bar flavor was the Junior Mint, brewed with 6 ounces of water it had a deep and satisfying mint and chocolate flavor. I also like the Mexican chocolate flavor, which had a spicy cinnamon taste. I did not have the gumming up problem experienced by some, but then it is going to take me some time to go through 40 cups. Nutritional information on sugar would be helpful but was not included.

I love the junior mint, tootsie roll and Mexican flavors. The Mexican cocoa has a cinnamon flavor that is nice and different. The Junior mint is by far my favorite and would be fantastic for the Christmas holiday. The Charleston Chew strawberry flavor is my least favorite. It has a very fake strawberry flavor. I didn't have any real problem with the packets, as some reviewers have experienced. I shake up my packets first to avoid clumping, in case the powder is hard inside the packet.

The Two Rivers Bit Of Everything Sampler Box does not just contain coffee – it contains mystery drinks, tea, cappuccino, and cocoa. By mystery drinks, I mean there are k-cups in the box with a white top and it has a question mark on it. Opening up the sampler box, you will see a great variety of drinks. If you are after a particular flavor or type, then this is not the box for you. However, if you want to try different types of drinks, then you will love this. My household contains two people – my mother and myself. I do not personally drink coffee, however my mother does. I am a huge tea drinker.When we went through the Two Rivers Sampler box, we discovered that we had already tried some of the coffees. We have tried the Java Roasters and Brooklyn Beans coffees. I was hoping there would be more tea k-cups in the box than there was, but we only received maybe four of them. I know I only ended up keeping two, as the others were flavored oddly (for me – I like plain teas; white, green, black, etc.). I fell in love with the Prospect Green Power tea that I tried. Green tea is probably my favorite kind to drink and although I am pretty brand loyal when it comes to what I will drink and buy, I would most definitely switch for this type of tea. It is delicious. The other one was Prospect Duke of Earl Grey. My mother tried that one and well, it was a disaster. The whole k-cup exploded and we tried to use the tea still by filtering out the tea grounds, but it did not work so well. Therefore, that was a little bit of a disappointment.The box is $27 for 40 k-cups, which is a bit expensive, considering we spend $39 for 72 coffees and $35 for 72 teas. However, I do get that each brand has their own set price for their k-cups, so that might factor into Two River’s pricing. Also, despite loving the fun and unique packaging on the box, I also wonder if maybe the product would be cheaper if it was plain.Overall, we were happy with the Two Rivers Bit of Everything Sampler Box. If you are looking to try new coffees, teas and cocoa, then this is a box you should consider purchasing.*I was sent the item in exchange for my honest opinion. All the opinions expressed here are my own.*