Ginseng Peppermint Herbal Full-Leaf Tea

matt from AL on 4/11/2019 wrote:
I reordered, that speaks for itself.

Smoothie from MD on 5/22/2016 wrote:
I think it's key to one's health to have mint tea, and this is the best one I have found. If you aren't Chinese, where do you incorporate ginseng into your diet? I deducted one star only because for full leaf tea, there is a lot of fine powder. It gets through the mesh strainer of my official Republic of Tea mug. But I can't imagine life without it, so I am on my second bulk pound of it.

Ella Riel from IL on 7/7/2015 wrote:
This is one of the oldies-but-goodies on the Republic of Tea rolls, and I've been drinking it since the beginning. I'm not sure how I began since I'm generally not a fan of peppermint, nor of licorice. In practice, however, both are nicely subtle. All the flavors are well-blended and none are truly "forward" imho, though the sweetness others described comes through along with a touch of echinacea. Overall, a warm, comforting and energizing combination that will keep you reaching for that next sip. But what really keeps me coming back, caffeine-lover that I am, is the amazing effect this blend appears to have on my system as a whole. (None of this is tested or intended as medical advice - it's just been my own experience & of course, YMMV.) Simply put, I have staved off more colds and such with Ginseng Peppermint than I can count. At the first sign of a sniffle or tickle in my throat, I drink a mug or two or three, and my symptoms disappear. Was glad to see others have shared this experience. I've passed it along to many friends through the years. It's a great tonic for an upset tummy, too. I buy the loose leaf because I think the schizandra does a lot to help, along with the ginseng, echinacea, etc., and I like to be able to add a "booster berry" as needed. And I agree 100 percent - I keep a canister in my suitcase as well as my kitchen!

Pam from OR on 11/4/2014 wrote:
This is my favorite. I have been drinking it for years. It is the perfect combination. It tastes great. It's my first cup in the morning to soothe my queasy morning tummy. I believe the Echinacea and eleuthero-ginsing helps keep me healthy! It's also a nice calming cup before bed.

Katie from AK on 9/27/2013 wrote:
This subtle masterpiece is a gift from heaven! I first discovered it in a nearby coffee shop on a cold January day and from that moment I have been hooked. The hint of sweetness combined with the delicate aromas is enough to calm my tension or give relief to a cold and cough. I have never tasted another tea that can satisfy me more fully. Well Done!