Wild Hibiscus Heart-Tea, 1.1 oz (20 Count) – 100% Pure Wild Hibiscus Herbal Tea | Caffeine-Free | Hot or Iced | Antioxidant-Rich Floral Tea

Love the taste and it sure is a vibrant blue color!

I am so obsessed with this tea I have been having it 4-5 times a day.Im not a huge tea fan but this one is subtly sweet and so good with agave and stevia!!MUST TRY

I bought this about a month ago and I think this is a tea you need to do a little experimenting with to find what you like best. It doesn't have much flavor to start with, (I also have some loose leaf from a different brand which has a strong flavor and I enjoy both) but adding some sweetener brings that out and it is wonderful with lemon. In my experience, it has me peeing like crazy as it does have a diuretic effect and, after just a few days of drinking it daily, I felt less bloated. I found my favorite way to drink it is as a glass of iced tea with 2-3 packets of stevia (use whatever sweetener you prefer, I like that best with this tea) and lemon to your liking. Just want to add that in case anybody needs an idea where to start!

I loved the color and the flavor. Very cost effective as well.

A very cool tea and yes it will stain. I would be sure to wash your hands and rinse your mouth after drinking this tea. As far as its health benefits it remains to be seen - it seems to be heading towards being the next trend. Since I do have some health challenges this does not seem to be doing any harm.The taste is very bland, like green tea. I do not mind it plain but adding the lemon and sweetener is fun for the taste as well as watching the color change.My only complaint is that the string tag does not stay on. Otherwise enjoy!

This tea has a delicate floral taste which I enjoy very much. I have read about all of the health benefits of this tea also. I keep this tea on stock at all times as one of my favorites.

This is so fun! I love serving it to friends & family. They are amazed at the color and changing of color.

if you want a fast cup of butterfly pea flower tea, then yes, other wise i would buy the whole flower you steep in a pot....