Tiesta Tea Blueberry Wild Child, Loose Leaf, Blueberry Hibiscus Herbal Tea, Premium Non-Caffeinated Blend, Make Hot or Iced, Brews Up to 50 Cups, 5.5 Ounce Refillable Tin

This tastes so good! I doubt it makes the amount of tea they say it does, I've used half of the amount in just a few days with not nearly the amount they say. but I'd still buy it again cause it's so good and smells so nice

This blueberry hibiscus loose tea came beautifully packaged & it tastes absolutely wonderful. It has the right amount of blueberry and hibiscus. The taste is light & refreshing & caffeine free. Highly recommend.

Delicious and a must buy for any tea enthusiasts. Or if you’re just trying out some new spreads. My new favorite tea!

Pineapple Sangria: With a significant amount of hibiscus, I already know I'll love this strong, fruity tea just from a whiff of opening the tin. Bits of pineapple are mixed in as well. I brewed it in a tea strainer in a generous mug of hot water, and sipped away. The flavor is strong, fruity, and pleasant, as expected. The pineapple is a second note, much weaker than the overpowering hibiscus. This doesn't mean it's a bad flavor - quite the opposite - just adjust expectations for the pineapple to be the key flavor. A tin will go a long way with this flavor, and the resealable package keeps it fresh as I cycle between teas. I really enjoy this company's products! Blueberry Wild Child: I'm sipping on my first mug of tea from this, a deep rich wine colored tea that's equally rich in flavor. The blueberry and pomegranate blend beautifully, with the apple giving a bit more body to the finished tea. The other flavors are a nice mix in the background. It's not bitter or overly sweet, a complex delightful blend that's a perfect companion for evenings, a warm blanket, and a good book. It arrives in a great reusable tin with clear spots along the sides so you know when it's time to reorder! (Soon. Possibly today.) I used about a teaspoon for a larger mug and the flavor was amazing. This will make a lot of tea! Edit: I did go back and purchase a one pound bag as well, this is so tasty I don't want to run out. A bag is awesomely large, and still as vivid and bright as the tin, very fun.

Good flavor tea, a little expensive, maybe is the metal container what you're paying for.

Let me start by saying I am not a coffee drinker. I also don't like to drink most tea either due to me avoiding caffeine. However, I noticed that there is a possibility that hibiscus and rose hip tea can reduce your blood pressure slightly, and was caffeine-free. Although I didn't dive into the science, I figured it would be worth a try. I wanted to find loose leave for a few reasons: less processing, lower bulk pricing, and avoiding tea bags with potential microplastics (I know some have been claimed to have them, but haven't done a deep dive into that science either). This checked all the boxes, in addition to adding one of my favorite flavor profiles (blueberry!). When I found this option with a metal container rather than plastic (I also like to avoid plastic packaging), I was sold. I take about a third of a spoon's worth of loose leaf, put it into an infuser (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DHV64N47?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1), put the infuser into a 20 oz metal tumbler with boiling water (the chain and hook is perfect for it), wait 5 minutes, remove infuser, add 4 ice cubes, add about a third of a spoon's worth of honey, and stir well. It is perfect drinking temperature about 1 hour into my workday. Great stuff! I look forward to this cup of tea every day, and plan to try some other flavors in the future as well.

Flavorful and I love to watch it steep

Best tea ever! Add some raw honey too