The Tao of TeaHibiscus Ginger Tea, Loose Leaf, 3.0 Ounce Tin to make 50 cups

I’m attempting to move away from tea bags to healthier loose leaf tea. I was already drinking organic tea. I’m a health focused retired RN. This is delicious and good for you.

Hibiscus Ginger Tea is a delightful and healthy tea you can't find in the regular markets. Go ahead and try it. You will never regret it!

I am not a big tea drinker. However, I thought I would try this tea. I had read that Hibiscus, ginger, and cinnamon would assist in weight loss. This tea is missing the cinnamon, so I added a half teaspoon of cinnamon powder to the steeping tea. This tea is actually pleasant to drink. I have only been drinking it for a few days so I cannot report on any weight loss. It is nice that the leaves can be saved and re-used 2 more times. This extends the number of servings per container. I just leave them in the tea strainer, wrap with plastic and put in the refrigerator until the next day. I haven't noticed any profound drop in flavor or strength.

If you like herbal teas, this is one to add to your collection!

Too offset the overpowering nature of Ginger I just add a bit of honey. If you are familiar with Aqua De Jamacia, you can get close to the same flavor brewing this, infuse 2x and add a bit of cane sugar or honey. Do not use granulated sugar, and if you use cane sugar, make sure to add while hot or make a simple syrup so you don't get grainy texture.I also drank hot, with a little bit of honey after eating as a "treat" and enjoyed it a lot. I drink coffee and Irish Breakfast for morning drink, but I would rock this tea the rest of the day.

Tea comes in a beautiful tin that I'll be re-purposing after it's empty. I love that it's organic and caffeine free.

My 2nd order and I’m pleased. Thank you for a great product. XOXO

Ginger is my absolute favorite & hibiscus is close behind -I ordered thisin hopes of getting my ginger fix -unfortunately the ginger is undetectableThe tea itself is good - but it should just be called Hibiscus tea - don’t advertise the ginger