Essuperty- Chrysanthemum Cassia Seed Tea, Cassia Seed, 25 Tea Bags, White Chrysanthemum, Burdock Root, Honeysuckle, Big Wolfberry, Osmanthus Mixed Herbal Floral Tea Bags

The quality of the tea leaf is fantastic, the amount received is on point and a better price point in bulk, especially because I've noticed a difference in taste from using tea leaf with a stainless mesh strainer versus the bleached tea packets. The tea is darker and richer for sure. No complaints on taste, leaf texture, or amount.

This tea is incredible! I oversteeped my first cup, which can sometimes lend itself to bitterness. This was not the case AT ALL. The blend is such that I am not sure you will get to bitterness. It is so pleasant, and even oversteeped it had a casual sweetness to it. When steeped for the appropriate time, the flavors still pop. The hue is a reddish pink (and I'm not sure if spilled on something white if it would stain, but I'd be cautious if your clumsy like me). This is a very calming tea, and I am over the moon for trying it. I do plan to put it side by side with another organic brand which is why I'm 4 star on value, but truly if you're looking for hibiscus tea, this is fantastic. Will revisit if the other cup / brand doesn't stand up.

Saved me from spending money at the cafe. Very tasty hot or cold!!

This tea comes in cute little pyramid-shaped sachets. I brewed it tea triple-strength to use in a cocktail. It has a vibrant red color, which looks beautiful when brewed but did stain my hands a tiny bit (I squeezed the tea bags out bare-handed). The flavor and aroma are strong, too. The tea on its own is a bit too earthy for me, but combined with other ingredients, it was delicious. However, I think this price point is very high for the number of tea bags that you receive. Also, as seen in my photos, the cocktail had a sort of foamy residue in it. I've made this drink before with pomegranate juice instead of hibiscus tea, and that foaming did not occur, so I'm thinking it was a reaction between the tea and one of the other ingredients (lime juice, tequila, club soda). Just something to be aware of if you want to use this for cocktails or if you like to add lime to your tea (not sure if that's a thing that people do).

I drank the dandelion tea like I would coffee. I added cream, monkfruit and vanilla extract. It tasted wonderful, is cafine-free and has so many health benefits.

These come in a nice airtight resealable bag, and the bags are the fancy silken pouches, not the cheap paper filter bags discount tea comes in.This was my first experience with burdock tea, though I've tried a wide range of green, black, and herbal teas before. The package describes it as "refreshing and delicious"... and maybe it is if you like the taste of bitter herbs. It had a good string flavor, but the flavor is bitter and earthy. The sort of thing that might appeal to a coffee drinker trying to cut down on caffeine, or the sort of thing you might serve at a passover seder in place of eating the bitter herbs. I wouldn't choose to drink it for pleasure myself.This may be on me for just believing the packaging rather than reading up on burdock. Historically it was used in place of hops to make beer bitter.Give it a try if that flavor is your thing. Don't give it a try if you are looking for floral or fruity teas or traditional black tea flavors.

I don't smell the ginger or lemon at all.I put the extra the real lemon and ginger...

This is very nice tea, with plenty of dried jasmine flowers for a super jasmine experience.