Dandelion Leaf & Root Tea With 60 Counts Organic - Supports Kidney & Lung Function, Caffeine Free

Love it!!

Very mild taste with 1 teabag sweetend with 1/2 teaspoon creamed honey in approx 6oz of water.

I've had dandelion tea before but this tea had a really nice taste. It is rich with a "earthy" flavor. I did use honey when I made this tea but it is good with or without honey. Plus I only had to use one bag in an 8 oz. cup.

This Dandelion Tea is made from Dandelion Roots and Leaves. The Dandelion roots are slightly sweet and bitter. The Dandelion Leaves are mostly bitter and have extremely low to no recognizable sweet flavor. That being mentioned this tea has a very bitter taste and if you do not like the bitter taste it can be changed with the use of a sweetener like sugar or honey or others. The BIG BAG or pouch holding the tea bags is RESEALABLE and actually has 100 Tea Bags which is a possible product page lable error because it says "90 count" This tea is definitely for certain type of tea lovers pertaining the tea bitter flavor

I've used burdock tinctures many times with success, but not tea. This tea tastes slightly earthy and bland, with a very pale color even after 10 minutes of brewing. I use two tea bags in a decent sized mug to get a stronger tea.The tea bags have a somewhat musty, sour odor. The last time I smelled something like that it was whole grain flour that has gone sour or mildewy. I don't know if the herb is supposed to smell like that, but I doubt it. I opened up a tea bag and sorted through the bits to find random small sticks and strange jet-black pieces.The packaging doesn't list the country of origin, but includes suspicious typos, like "coffeine." The front of the bag just says "Natural" rather than more specific information like pesticide free or organic. It's just too vague for comfort, especially for a health product.