Herbal Tea

As rooibos teas go, it took me a few cups to adjust to the initially somewhat disjointed flavors at work here: fruit-berry and rooibos. The aroma, and to lesser extent taste, both were rooibos-dominant; that unmistakable broom-straw flavor of rooibos took charge hard for awhile. For folks who love rooibos a lot (I t...

Here was another hotel/motel tea from my spring to early summer travels, now just getting around to trying and reviewing. Not being a big fan of either lemon or ginger, I nonetheless found this tea to be a great balance between them.

The dry aroma was one of the most pronounced I've sniffed in an herbal tea that ...

Too bad Citrus Berry is advertised as "LIMITED TIME" on its Trader Joe's web page, because this is a keeper. This tea is powerful and unpretentious, and that's how I like 'em. I might have to grab a few more boxes next time I go. It's hard to beat the value too, at only a little over a dime a bag.

TJ's teas span ...

A couple bags of this tea came home with me from one of the motels involved in springtime travels, since I must have realized there that I hadn't reviewed this tea yet. Here goes...

The teabags come in individually-wrapped foil-paper puches. Nonetheless, the dry aroma was faint, albeit at least like chamomile and ...

Hibiscus Spice tastes like its title promises, and that's a good thing. The blend uses a sweet, smooth hibiscus as the main flavor, with cinnamon, apple, and perhaps cloves (all flavors I enjoy), in that order. It yields a delicious, non-caffeinated cup of warming fruit tea that should make a splendid wintertime bedt...