nvyue 18 Flavors Liver Care Tea,Nourishing Liver Tea,Daily Liver Nourishing Tea with 18 Different Herbs for Healthy Liverfor All People(1 Pack 30 Bags)

Fatty liver "runs" in my family. I have recently been struggling with bloating and pains and trying to manage it naturally. I have a cup in the morning and sometimes before bed and have noticed I feel less bloated. I do still look bloated, and that is ok, it was the internal feeling that was becoming uncomfortable that has seemed to improve that matters. I love the scent and taste of this tea, no sweetener needed, as it is flavorful and pleasant enough without it.

This is really cool. Essentially it's making Chinese medicine in teabag form. The flavor is quite nice, no weird after taste. It would take more time to see if it really have any health benefits. But so far, I like it

advertised as having 60 bags per package in title but only has 30.

I find most tea bitter and have to add creamer, sugar, lemon, or flavored syrup to cover that up, but this tea wasn't too bitter. I've made this tea using a kettle right after it shut off at boiling, at around 180°F, and I even put a tea bag in a cup of water in the fridge overnight and they've all come out well. The flavor is very earthy and I've described it as “root-forward"for lack of a better term. The best cup of this I've made was simply steeping this tea a little longer than the suggested 5 minutes, in a larger than suggested cup of water, remove the bag without squeezing it out, (which can add bitterness) and add a splash of flavored creamer.I can't judge health benefit claims that weren't evaluated by the FDA, so this is only in reference to flavor and lack of any unpleasant “side effects" like stomach aches, headaches, etc.

Though tea can last up to a year if stored properly, these came to me already expired by several months, which was unfortunate as I was hoping to use this product. I'm a fan of TCM, so I was looking forward to naturally helping my body. Instead, I'll just go back to shopping at the local shop down the street.

I am a heavy tea drinker and always love to try something new. I brewed one tea bag in my teapot, then rushed out for something. Once I got back, the tea was cold, which was perfect to cool me down after a hot summer day outside.The taste of the tea is similar to Korean roasted tea, but this one has more underlying flavors that I can't quite identify. The package says it's good for the liver, so we'll have to see how it goes after two weeks.

This is great Chinese herbal tea. If you have ever had a typical Chinese herbal tea, then you can probably imagine what this tastes like. It's floral, sweet, just a mild hint of earthiness. There is chrysanthemum and licorice present, both of which lend some natural sweetness and florality to the tea - but it's definitely not heavy on the licorice which I am glad about.The herbs are interesting and seem to be good quality from what I can tell, having opened up a tea bag and brewed it "loose leaf" style.Overall - good quality and healthy Chinese herbal tea bags. I wish it was certified organic, but it tastes great and seems fresh.

This is a pleasant mild flavored herbal tea. The tea bags are well made and contain the ingredients very well while steeping the beverage. It has many herbal ingredients including some of my favorites - orange peel, licorice, jujube and bergamot. It has a 36 month sell by date. The package I received was fresh with only two month past the manufacture date.