Soursop Tea Bags

My father drinks this tea every single day and we’ve actually started to see some of his fatty lumps shrink. It’s not a miracle overnight thing, but the difference over time has been noticeable and honestly kind of amazing. He’s been consistent with it, and now it’s become a relaxing part of his routine. The tea itself has a really clean, mild taste. It’s herbal but smooth, not bitter or earthy like some other teas. It’s nice hot or iced, depending on the mood. There’s a soft natural sweetness to it that makes it easy to drink plain, no need to add honey or anything. Just a very soothing, no-fuss cup of tea. I really appreciate how pure the ingredients are. It’s literally just soursop leaves, sun-dried the traditional way, with no sugar, no caffeine, and no weird additives. It’s one of those things that feels good to sip on because you know exactly what you’re putting in your body. The tea bags themselves are made from corn fiber and sealed cleanly, no glue or chemicals touching your drink, which I really like. The packaging is super convenient too. It comes in a sturdy little jar that keeps everything neat and fresh. We keep it right on the kitchen counter so it’s easy to reach for in the morning or evening. And with so many tea bags in one jar, it lasts a good while even with daily use. If you’re curious about soursop for wellness or just want a mellow, plant-based tea to add to your day, I’d definitely recommend giving this one a try. It’s simple, pure, and for us, it’s been genuinely helpful.

Good value considering the price for the amount you get (currently 60 bags for $12.50). I'm not a fan of this particular soursop flavor, however. Tastes a bit sour, musty, and earthy. Tea bags are a nice pyramid shape but we definitely have some torn bags. The bags are stuffed tight in the jar so I don't know if they're torn from the tight fit or if they're just poorly made. Steeping instructions and coloring are accurate. And I know there are suggested health benefits that I cannot vouch for. But regardless of all that, I find the taste is just not for me.

I was pleasantly surprised at the generous quantity of soursop tea bags received; one ingredient, great value for the amount received which will last quite a while. We have been wanting to try soursop for some time because of reading a lot of great things about how wonderful it is for oversll well being/health, but until seeing these tea bags, had only seen soursop available as a liquid supplement, which is much harder for us to make part of a daily routine. In contrast, sipping on a cup of herbal tea in the evenings is already the norm in our house. This is a nice herbal, nuetral tasting tea, and if I want to add a touch of sweetness or more flavor, adding a drop or two of monkfruit sweetener or a spoon of honey is also good. These tea bags seem to be of the safe, old fashioned kind, which matters a lot to me because it seems that a lot of tea bag makers of even some more well-know brands are now using bags made of plastics to hold their teas, which is not something I want to be pouring boiling water over and drinking, ever. These tea bags seem to be the safe, paper kind, so yay for that! I am happy to have found these, and will order them again when we run low.

The smell when opening is really nice. However, even after brewing, it doesn't really have a strong taste of much of anything. You can see the color in the cup change as the tea bags sit but aside from that, there isn't any taste when you let it darken, or add in more packets. It really does feel like drinking hot water.

Taste is fine simular to regular tea, it has a pretty slight flavor. Acctully I'm no fan of herb tea without sweetener, but this one is fine like that, I tasted it and decided it wasn't necessary. So potentially it has some value as a night time, sugar free, evening drink. It seems to be considered a true herbal (as in medicanal) so, it's to be used in mederation, or for a few particular purposes. It apparently has a lot of anti oxidents. The tub is fine, the bags are paper, cotton and seems to be polyester in that order. I caught one of these bags on fire (on purpose) and it melted. I opened a bag and it appears to be leaves only with out any noticeable contamination (such as seeds) . The tea seems fresh it's packed with a few silica packets. Seem like you could seep it indefinitely, with out any trouble. There was some larger than average pieces that escaped to bag and got in the cup.

I had previously tried a soursop tea and I was in love with the flavor, it was fruity, robust and so satisfying. I will try the brands but for now I am sticking the other one I tried. This flavor actually tastes dirty to me. I checked to find out what could cause that. There are many possibilities! It could be harvested at the wrong time, it could have been a supply chain problem like not the right moisture control. The soursop tea that I love comes from Viet Nam and is very popular there. That tea is organic, the tea that I am reviewing does not say organic. It has been found that pesticides can have a bad effect on the flavor of the tea. So now I know, to stick to organic. Also, the method drying can be very important, the wrong kind of drying can cause a loss of aroma and flavor. This soursop tea does not have the same aroma as the one from Vietnam.

This is a rather thin plastic canister of tea, but it is full to the top. I like that the bags are not individually wrapped; it is possibly a little kinder to the planet. This tea is pure soursop leaf so it isn't big on flavor, but it is perfectly drinkable. Like a cup of green tea it is easily dressed up with a splash of lemon and a little honey. I drink herbal tea every night, but I like variety so I am happy to add this simple wholesome brew to the rotation. If you like or want to try soursop this is a great way to do it.

I'd love to give this 4 or 5 stars, but the bags in the jar are so fragile, it appears. Before I even unraveled one of the tea bags, it was already ripped and leaking tea into my cup. If I wanted loose leaf, I would have bought loose leaf. As for the flavor, I'm not sure what it is supposed to taste like, but it sort of tastes like a leaf. It is really earthy and I sorta dig it in a way, but also I'm not sure it is what it really is supposed to taste like