Rooibos Rocks Naturally Sweet Organic Tea - 8 oz Premium Loose Leaf Tea - Caffeine and Sugar Free Red Tea with No Bitter Aftertaste and Rich in Antioxidants

I've been really enjoying this tea. I'm an insomniac who is also very sensitive to caffeine, so even small amounts in the afternoon or evening gives me even more sleep problems than I already have. However, I've been getting very into tea, and was mourning the fact that I couldn't have any in the evening. The flavor by itself honestly reminds me of nothing more than a mild butternut squash. At the bag's suggestion I tried it with a little honey and milk. I added lemon sometime after that, and that's how I've been drinking it since. If you don't stir the milk in, it makes an absolutely lovely gradient, too. While it's not my absolute favorite flavor of tea, it's still very good, and the fact that I can have it as often as I want bumps this up from a 4 to a 5 for me. For the best experience, I recommend using a very fine strainer for the loose-leaf tea. In most loose-leaf tea, a few pieces escaped into the water isn't bad, but the tea leaf texture is thin and sharp like pine needles, and not very pleasant to end up in your mouth. So I definitely suggest making sure there are any pieces left floating in the brew. Overall: Good flavor, mildly sweet, and I'm very happy to have a tea I can drink throughout the day and evening.

DOES NOT TASTE AS CITRUSSY AS OTHER BRANDS. KINDA FLAT TASTE

Phenomenal product. I usually add honey to my tea, but this is so good. It doesn’t need anything.

Smooth tasting

I lived in South Africa for a couple years and while I was there got hooked on rooibos tea. I have been buying various Rooibos teas in the USA for about ten years and this is my favorite thus far. I love that it is offered in loose leaf form because that offers a better value and flavor. Rooibos is a very fine tea, so I use a Yoassi fine mesh tea diffuser. There a few tiny bits left in the remaining tea, but it is by far the best non-paper product I have used. I like using a steel diffuser because supposedly paper filters absorb some of the oils from the leaves and they don't actually get into your tea. Personally, I can notice a taste difference between a paper filter or a steel filter and think that steel strained tea is more flavorful and robust. Also I suppose there are antioxidant reasons with oils, who can say? Nonetheless, I think this is the best my rooibos tea has ever been. You have a lifelong customer, I am not looking anywhere else as long as Rooibos Rocks is around with loose leaf rooibos tea on Amazon with prime shipping!