I bought Pukka Love tea because the description said it includes organic rose. Unfortunately, rose, as well as other ingredients' flavors are not detectable. All you can taste is chamomile. But there are lots of chamomile teas you can buy much cheaper. Don't waste your money.Here's the ingredients listed on the box:Chamomile flowers (25%)limeflower, elderflower, marigold petal, licorose root, rose flower (5%)lavender flower (5%)I'm wondering what other 65% of not listed ingredients are?

Tried this tea today, it doesn't have a rose flavour, nor a taste of lavender or elderflowers,in fact, it just tastes the same as pukka's chamomile and vanilla tea, quite disappointing really as the packaging is very bright and cheerful, giving the false impression that its going to be a strong flowery brew, which alas, is just not the case.

I was given a packet of these Pukka teabags recently by a friend who thought they would be, well, to pardon the pun, my cup of tea. They are a specialist herbal tea made from caffeine free, pure organic herbs. This particular combination of herbs is labelled as the 'Love' variety (there are other teas in the range called 'Clarity' and 'Pleasure' etc) and the flavour is given as rose, chamomile and lavender. Pukka is an environmentally aware company and the ingredients in all their products and this tea are organically grown and certified by the soil associastion. The box is marked with this exclusive achievement stamp. The company are also carbon neutral and ...  Read the complete review

Herbal tea is probably an acquired taste. I quite like it, although I go for either a minty one or red berry flavours usually and don't brave the nettle or dandelion. Even though I like it from time to time, I do understand why mentioning herbal tea makes some people pull a face. It is one of those things that you have to get used to, you have to educate your palate, and at first it can be just an odd smelling cup of hot water. This tea is no exception. No, wait a minute, don't go yet! Actually this tea IS different. For a start, look at the packaging - how could you resist?! The company 'Pukka' sells herbs, and their range of herbal tea bags is made in ...  Read the complete review