Nutra Tea - Pine Needle & Rose Hip Tea | Pine Needle Tea | Rose Hips Tea - 20 Tea Bags - Herbal Tea

With the approaching flu season, I am pleased to have this immune-boosting and therapeutic pine needle and rose hip tea available to brew as needed. It is easy to make. I just add boiling water to one of the twenty tea bags and let it sit for about five minutes. It has a pleasant taste by itself. Sometimes I add honey, sometimes I don't. The tea is vegetarian and vegan-friendly, plus it is all-natural. Keep in mind that this is an herbal tea, so anyone wanting to avoid caffeine can drink it without additional concern. There are other herbal teas out there at lower prices, but perhaps without the same therapeutic ingredients for respiratory illnesses. I am not currently ill, so I can't say for sure yet if it will alleviate symptoms of congestion should I become ill, but I can say that I enjoy drinking it even now when I feel well. So for its pleasant taste and special formula I do recommend it.

I am usually just an iced drink sort of gal, but occasionally during the three days of winter in south Texas it gets nippy enough for me to warrant a warm beverage. I was hesitant about this tea because of the ingredients, figuring it would be like sucking on pine needles. It does smelly rather piney so I was very surprised at how mellow the flavor actually is. It is odd that it doesn't really taste like any single ingredient, but instead a nice blend of all. I would recommend this to adventurous tea drinker for a nice change of pace. A little extra info.... I don't add sugar, milk, lemon, etc to my hot teas, and I didn't feel the need to doctor this one. :)

This tea has a subtle, comforting, and earthy flavor with a slightly flowery aftertaste. It needs to be steeped in very hot water to extract the full flavor. I add a bit of honey to mine, but it's also delicious without any sweetener. Great way to calm down and relax, especially after a long day

Maybe they used pine back vs needles? Al I know is this tea smells and tastes like what I imagine pine furniture would waste like if you made a tea from it. And even then the taste is so light. I don’t know if it’s just the type of pine they used but I’ve had local dried pine needle tea before and it was way more bright and flavorful. So it was really disappointing.Bright site is the packaging is nice? Haha

Gently flavored the "Nutra Tea - Pine Needle & Rose Hip Tea" is a quiet, muted and warming tea. I drink a lot of tea and generally make my own blends and drink a lot of made from fresh and dried herbs, berries, seeds etc. Just a few days ago I was picking rose hips off the bushes and making tea with them so obviously I like the flavors. While I like pine needle tea on it's own I'm glad they didn't overdo with this blend. The tea bags come with a tag (says Nutra Tea) and they are individually packaged with the name on each one. The best before date on my box is 04/2027. For those with allergies it states "Made in a factory that handles soy, mustard, celery, sesame and nuts". I drink more tea in the colder months so I especially appreciate having this for the winter. It makes a nice addition to my tea cabinet.

Very blunt and has a harsh aftertaste. I can’t recommend this tea and I was Harold able to finish one cup.

I had a problem tasting anything with this tea, and as such, it has found its way to the back of my tea shelf. Normally, I do appreciate mild mellow teas, but pine is very aromatic, so is rose hips (if it is not overburdened with just seeds). However, there is no aroma with this tea blend. I steeped this for about ten minutes just to be sure. I'll probably give this another shot, but right now I am not feeling this particular tea blend.

I like this stuff, it's tasty and I think it's pretty healthy all things considered. I've been working on building a collection of teas and this is a worth addition to what I have already. All in all I think I'll drink this regularly, not everyone will like the taste but if you do then you're really going to like it.