It has only been in the last few years after moving to Ireland, that I seriously got into drinking tea. before that a cup of coffee was the standard drink of choice, and I didn't give tea a passing glance. But now it is a different story and I love to try out different flavors and brands, but of all the teas that I have enjoyed yogi is by FAR the best I have tried. What makes yogi tea so special to me? Well lets start off with the ingredients of Yogi tea, there are plenty of different flavors to choose from but the best part is knowing that you are drinking premium materials, Yogi prides itself on providing good natural organic tea and it ...  Read the complete review

As much as I Love my coffee, I do Love my tea too and over the years I've tried sooo many different flavours and brands, what a choice we have these days ~ Black Tea. Green Tea, White Tea. Red Tea ~ Redbush. Herb Tea Flower Tea. Spicy Tea. I do find quality really matters when it comes down to tea, I've tried some horrible flavours, especially amongst the herbal ones, now I have my favourites and tend to stick to them. Yogi teas are my number one and seem to offer the best selection by far. I also experiment by brewing two different bags in the same mug my favourite is Yogi Cinnamon Classic ...  Read the complete review

I've tried various herbal and teas over the years along with various black tea and green tea fusions. I found the quality in flavour of the herbal in particular to vary greatly. This is the first Yogi tea I have tried having received it as a Christmas gift from a kind sibling. On the box it says that this 'Ayurvedic spice infusuion' has "a wonderful mythology thousands of years old and is deeply entwined in the ancient traditions and spiritual practices of the East." I'm not sure how much of this is true but I would say that this is a wonderful spicy, sweet and invigorating tea that possesses mood enhancing, toe tingling properties. It is also one of the most ..  Read the complete review

This is without doubt the most classic and warming of all the Yogi teas I've tried. It makes a great cuppa all year round, though of course the warming blend of cinnamon, ginger, pepper etc is most enjoyable on a cold winter's day. This is the only one of the yogi teas to my knowledge which is also available as a loose tea. Both are delicious and essentially the same, but the loose tea has an even fresher taste and provides better value for money, and can usually be found in large health food stores. Of course, you don't get the same words of wisdom that are on the ends of the teabag strings :) I would recommend this tea to anyone who likes spicy, warming things, but ...  Read the complete review