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WOW! This works I was a little sceptical at first whether this would work but even after just one cup things were better. I now have one cup before bedtime and all is fine - highly recommended

Typing this from the loo where I have spent much time since a few cuppas of this very effective tasting senna tea. When I do leave the area however I'm feeling great, lighter and feel it may have given me more energy.

Working really well, very good value for money. Highly recommended

I found both teas to be aromatic and refreshing. The apple and cinnamon is my favourite. It's fragrant and reminds me of the winter holidays and apple pie. I drink it without honey or sugar because it naturally sweet. The herbal one has a delicate earthy and leafy flavour. It's a calming a soothing drink. Great to have before bedtime. It reminds me of nettle tea. This is also sweet enough to drink without sugar or honey. They both taste great hot or cold. Caffeine free means I can drink as much as I like.

A warm cup in the evening can certainly be helpful, but this particular product isn’t something I would use every day. The herbal blend works effectively – perhaps a little too effectively when consumed in larger amounts. I began with a small portion, as senna leaves are known for their potency. It alleviated occasional digestive troubles, such as those moments after a camping trip when my usual habits had been disrupted. That said, it’s wise to approach it with caution for first-time users, as the results can be both swift and thorough. The flavour isn’t particularly pleasant – earthy with a hint of bitterness – but adding honey made it more palatable. While the natural blend is milder than some alternatives, I’d suggest not overusing it to avoid potential dependency or discomfort. It proves useful in certain situations, but moderation is essential.

The tea bags come cellophane wrapped, 20 tea bags inside. The bags seem slightly smaller than what I'm used to, and as I generally prefer a strong tea, and I wanted to get the full taste experience of these, I opted for 2 bags in my mug.After leaving it to brew for over 5 minutes, then giving the bags a good stir and light squeeze on the spoon when removing them, I added a few sweeteners to taste and gave it a try without milk, which isn't my usual approach, but I wasn't too sure if this tea is the type best suited to no milk. The flavour came across as regular tea, so I added a touch of milk to it, not a lot. The colour wasn't as dark as what I'd usually have, which to me is an indicator for myself on how strong the tea is. I think if I'd gone the route of using one teabag, it would have looked more like milky water.The flavour and tastes I was getting was that of a regular mild tea, not strong, somewhat weak considering I went with too bags. It's not a bad tea at all, but it does come across as a regular tea for me. I'm not sure if there is anything extra in them and can't taste anything out of the ordinary. The ingredients list: Black Tea leaves ... so, regular tea from the looks and taste of it.Overall, it tastes like regular tea, a little on the weak side for me, and a bit on the expensive side. A bit underwhelming perhaps but might be enjoyed by those that like a lighter flavoured tea. It’s okay.

These have a delicious taste of them. I'm very happy with how they are packed and we've already used them all within the first week. Will definitely be getting some more. Flavour is nice

I am always keen to try new herbal tea flavours, so I was pleased to be able to taste GT Herbs and Fruits Linden Tea. The box of tea does not give suggested brewing times so I consulted the product page but I found the instructions to be more funny than informative...Anyway, I left the tea bag in (like I do with most of my herbal tea bags) and took a sip. I though the taste pleasant, tea(ish) but very subtle. However, this product has divided my household, when I made my wife a cup she said she couldn't taste anything at all. She thought it far too subtle.I admit I had to look up what flavour Linden is, apparently the use of the word 'honey' by the manufacturer is apt. However, the product page also refers to lime. I am not sure if this is a mistake (or not) but both of us could detect no lime whatsoever.You get 20 bags in the box and, at £5.99 they are competitively priced. Opinions may vary, however, as to if they are good value for money or not!