divya'sDigestive Tea, Ayurvedic Herbal Tea for Digestive Support and to Ease Bloating and Constipation, Caffeine Free, Organic, Non-GMO, Ayurvedic, Loose Leaf

I really like the taste of this energizing tea. It's light and bright, but you can pull all the different flavors out of it without any problems. The anise may be off putting to some. I can't decide if I love the powdered consistency or if I would have preferred a loose leaf version. The powder makes for easy dump and go, without the need for tea making dishes or tools, but I do sometimes get some leftover grit and bits of leaf in my mouth, so if I have to strain it, I'd may as well just put loose leaf into a bag and do it that way. That said, its not a big deal, just worth mentioning. I love that it comes in a small tin with screw on top. It makes these easy to stack and I don't have a bunch of bulky boxes or bags to mess with.

My husband has a cold so I thought this would be nice since he loves tea. I did NOT expect it to be spicy! I actually really like it, but he's more sensitive and can't drink it. Oh well, here's hoping it protects me from catching his cold. It smells pretty strongly of cardamom and I think the ginger might be where the spice is coming from. Definitely take a look at the ingredients and decide if you tend to like those spices because it's very polarizing.

his is a review of “ Divya's Digestive Tea, Ayurvedic Herbal Tea for Digestive Support and to Ease Bloating and Constipation, Caffeine Free, Organic, Non-GMO, Ayurvedic, Loose Leaf”As a vine reviewer, I am pledging not to be compensated or influenced by the vendor; I state my opinions based on my personal experience without any bias or pressure; Note that I am not a doctor and my review should not be construed as a medical advice] If you are familiar with the holistic ancient Indian system of healing called Ayurveda, you would also know that this system relies on natural remedies. One of the core beliefs of this system is that the body has to remain in balance and deal with three kinds of doshas (sanskrit for imbalance).This "tea" we are reviewing is really a herbal decoction. It is presented very nicely in a tin can. It is prepared like a tea, but requires more time to steep in the water. And then you stain it just like loose tea. So do not expect this to taste anywhere close to regular tea. The benefits of this mixture is for detoxing and digestion , primarily. The ingredients are commonly available (mainly Indian) herbs. You can see readily the obvious ones like coriander seeds, fenugreek seeds and barks of cinnamon. Neem (a bitter leafy tree) is also part of the mixture.The preparation method is simple but you do need a fine tea strainer to just drink the liquid steeped 'juice'. Here is a big consideration - the liquid is slightly bitter. So you can use a bit of honey and it will taste quite acceptable. I tried it and it does bring a degree of calmness to my digestion. The price is about right.If you are into holistic healing or naturopathy, this product will help with your overall balance and digestion.For the effects this produces, I would easily give it five stars out of five.

This digestive tea has a unique flavor. It definitely takes a bit to get used too, I'm not sure it would be for everyone. I do recommend putting the tea into a different container as the container it comes in is very hard to open. However, it works well for helping digestion!

The aroma of the dry Divya's Peace of Mind Tea as well as the brewed tea is lovely and calming. I find the taste to be soothing and pleasant as well, even with a long 10-minute steep time. People who are unfamiliar with such a blend may find the taste to be strange. If so, you can try a shorter steeping time. If you follow the brewing instructions of 1.5 teaspoons per 10 ounces of water, each canister of this product will yield about 16 cups of tea. That's about one dollar per cup which is a bit on the pricey side. The tea does come in a nice reusable tin, which I like a lot and will definitely use. I appreciate products in reusable packaging. Overall, this is a wonderful tea, and my only concern is its cost.

I have really enjoyed drinking this tea. I love tea and have quite a few different blends. My favorite is always chai and I currently have several blends of chai. This is obviously not chai, but does have spices that are not as common in teas, including cardamom - which is often in chai. This has a really good flavor, and I would definitely recommend it.

I always appreciate teas that put their recommended portions, temp, and steep time right on the packaging. I know you can guess by tea type and it's always a good starting point but I like the specifics like this has on it to start with. I did go through this tea kind of fast but that is just because I liked it that much. The smell and the taste were really pick me ups in the morning.

I do like green tea as well as organic products. Divya's Gental Detox Tea is considered an ayurvedic herbal tea meant to detox your body. I can't speak to the detox part, I do know that the organic ingredients of fennel, coriander, marshmallow root, peppermint, and haritaki are familiar ingredients I have observed in other cleansing teas.I could definitely taste and smell licorice that comes from the fennel. This blend is a loose tea, that to me looked like dirt. The instructions on the can say to shake it before using. It is a very fine loose tea, and I only had my regular tea strainer, so a lot of the tea easily ended up in my cup. While I enjoyed the licorice taste, and it appears to be a quality product, overall, it just isn't for me.