I have too much coffee and tea tea in my life, so a tisane was the way to go. Looking at the ingredients like “Organic bamboo leaves, Fair Trade Certified™ organic lemongrass, Fair Trade Certified™ organic spearmint, organic hawthorne berries, organic elderflower, organic schizandra berries, organic blueberry leaf, Fair Trade Certified™ organic ginger, organic lavender-OKAY,” I was hoping for it to be a fruity light herbal blend, but it was way too earthy. It was like drinking dirt with lemony “after-tones” to compensate. Feelings of “eck” making me present in the moment.

I will see if there is another way to brew it because I find that Numi Teas do better with more water in a pot than an individual cup, but I was not super happy with this blend.

twinofmunin

hmmm… i kinda like this one as chuck-in-a-mug-with-boiled-water-and-ignore. sorry you hated it. D:

Daylon R Thomas

I wouldn’t say hate it, just disappointed. Like I said, I gotta find another way to brew it.

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twinofmunin

hmmm… i kinda like this one as chuck-in-a-mug-with-boiled-water-and-ignore. sorry you hated it. D:

Daylon R Thomas

I wouldn’t say hate it, just disappointed. Like I said, I gotta find another way to brew it.

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