FGO Organic Chamomile Tea, 100 Eco-Conscious Tea Bags, Caffeine Free, Resealable Bag, Packaging May Vary (Pack of 1)

I love your tea products. I have been buying them for years and they are such good quality flavorful convenient. I especially love to make iced tea.I would love to be able to try new flavors, but I can’t take a chance buyingLarger quantities without knowing if I like the flavors.Is it possible that you could allow for the customer to choose and purchasetea flavors that you have available in single serve tea bags with every purchase of your regular size larger quantity bags of tea? So that we can taste test before we buy a big bag?

Love the color this tea becomes! I would describe the taste as a little tart, not bitter. It nice to end the evening with a cup before bed!I was surprised at the amount of tea there is in 1lb. I put it in a air tight glass jar so I could see the pretty dried flowers! Win win!

This organic jasmine green tea has just enough rich jasmine fragrance to make it utterly enjoyable. The green tea chosen for this product is smooth, substantial and delicious. The color, flavor and taste of the tea is exceptional. I will order this product again.

I JUST received thus so I haven't gotten to try it for tea yet. My 1st impression though,, 1. It's not very purple in color, more brown/tan.2. There are a lot of stems mixed in.3. The smell is very strong which I'm assuming is good.I just poured some out into a white bowl. After the last brand I ordered, which that I've had a bug in,, so now I'm nervous to try it in tea but I think it'll be fine.My main for Lavender is for my tea mixes, around the house, and in my chicken coop/ dust bath.

I love this tea. I used to use Bigelow green tea bags and although I only heated the water to 180F, it would sometimes be bitter. First time making this tea, I over steeped it by a minute yet it was not bitter at all. I love the flavor and aroma of this tea. I feel it is very reasonable in price for the quality.

spearmint tea is the way to go. it has tons of benefits to it. i love the taste of it and it definitely helps you relax and focus. occasionally ill add a tiny bit of sugar but for the most part, its pretty tasty just how it is. i boil water and then add it to a mug and let the spearmint tea bag sit for a minute.

This is a very good flavor for a hot green tea. I also often make ice tea and find the flavor a little too light for that, but still very good. When making ice I have learned to use less water and brew a minute or two longer to get a bit more flavor when it's cold.

This tea tastes really good. It smells really good. I got it based on literally hundreds of Pinterest articles claiming this helps speed up delivery time. These articles also said how it speeds it up because it causes your uterus to contract-which is why many advise not to use this until 37 weeks pregnant. There were also conflicting articles saying you could safely start one cup a day as early as the second trimester. I brought this up to the NP I was seeing for my OB/GYM appointments and she hadn’t heard of it before but looked it up and said she saw no problem with me drinking it. I started drinking one cup a day at 35 weeks. At 37 weeks I started contracting. The following morning I was contracting HARD. So I followed the recipes for “labor day tea” which is basically a lot of tea bags steeped in about 32oz of water and you’re supposed to drink this throughout the course of your Labor Day. So I started the Labor Day tea at 7am since I had been contracting since the day before, by 8:30 my contractions were so strong and so close together we were told to go to the hospital. On the way there my contractions went from 3 minutes apart to one minute apart. By the time I was waiting in the ER to get taken to labor and delivery contractions were every 30 seconds, and they were STRONG. We got up to the room and I could not bear the pain. They immediately hooked me up to a monitor and saw that my contractions were literally on top of each other. The second one contraction stopped another immediately started. They couldn’t even get me checked in first, they called for anesthesia to come in and get my epidural in because the contractions were so fast-but I was only 5 cm dilated. They did not like how the contractions were moving along and they grew concerned. About 40 minutes after I arrived at the hospital my baby could not handle the consistent and strong contractions-I was having contractions that come when it’s time to push yet I was only 6cm dilated at this point- and baby’s heart rate started dropping drastically fast. Within 3 minutes of baby’s heart dropping they had the baby delivered via c-section but baby was in distress and needed intense medical intervention. Apparently baby’s heart had stopped on the way to the operating room. They attributed that to the strong constant contractions putting an immense amount of stress on my baby. NOWHERE did I read that this was a possibility. And I read A LOT about this. This is not my first child. I’ve been having babies a long time. Each delivery was complication-free. This was the first time I had ever drank raspberry leaf tea during pregnancy. Even the NP I was seeing said it was okay based on what she read about it. I really wish I had known that this was a possibility-if I did I never would have taken it. I never would have even considered it. Yes, there are lots of success stories with this, but mine was scary. If you’re considering this to speed up delivery, please proceed with caution because the risk is definitely not worth it.