Good Nature Organic Linden Blossom Tea, 1.07 Ounce, 20 tea bags

Really good!

I’m mostly impressed that it’s supposed to help stress and anxiety and it actually delivers. This was my first time trying it this morning because I seem to wake up early with anxiety. After drinking it I got pretty sleepy so napped on the couch for an hour. It’s late afternoon and I’m still very relaxed. Seems to be a good value. I’d comment on the flavor but I have anosmia and loss of taste. To me, it’s a pleasantly warm drink with benefits.

Update: I let this tea steep for longer 30 min. to an hour and it greatly improved the flavor, not like fresh but then what is? lol ...just wanted to be fair in my review... and I also bought some of this same linden tea for my sister, she hasnt tried it yet but I will update soon...When I was a child, I remember my Mother picking buds off the linden tree and making me a cup of tea, especially if a cold was coming on. The smell was heavenly, the taste was aromatic fruityness.. its hard to describe but for a child to like tea of any kind shows just how good linden tea really is. When it bloomed the fragrance wafted down the road. I wanted to experience that again.I was looking forward to experiencing this tea. Unfortunately, this tea lacked both the aroma and flavor. Others may suffice with this brand tea, but thats cuz they never had good linden tea. We also had linden teas from the local European stores that carried them n they were flavorful also, so why is this organic brand so bland? It has the barest hint of linden.Perhaps the processing caused this tea to lose its essence, flavor, fragrance. I dunno.If I could just travel back in time to where that tree stands and have a cup of linden tea with Mom again I would 🥰.

Will buy again Blossoms not just LEAVES

Andaba buscando un te que me ayudar a relajarme antes de dormir y ese funciona de maravilla

I read many reviews for various Linden tea brands and this one had many saying this was the most authentic so I snatched it up. Shortly after I decided to try the second brand I considered and this Good Nature was still the best one. As someone else said you do need to make sure your water is boiling or the tea doesn't extract properly, I found this to be true so make sure your water is really hot! Another first-timer mentioned the bag gets slimy and this is normal. I think this really has helped my migraines from developing and as soon as I whipped up my first cup I realized the mystery ingredient in the herbal powder the acupuncturist sent me home with. I had always wondered what that distinct smell was and now I know it's Linden. I think me and this tea are meant to be and I will keep buying this brand in particular!

CAUTION! I liked the flavor of the tea, very mild but pleasant. But, this morning my cup of tea had cooled so I set the cup back in the microwave for one minute to warm. Imagine my surprise when I opened the door and smelled burning. I thought it was the microwave but on closer inspection, the paper tag was lying on the bottom of the microwave and the string was burning! Red glow at the end and all. Extinguished it quickly so no problem. But what in the world is the string/tag made of that it would ignite - there was no snapping and crackling like when you accidentally miss a small piece of foil on a packaged dinner. Just the string burning.PS pulled out another new bag and checked for a hidden staple or other metal. Found none. String is tied on. I'm thinking there is something about the label (metallic ink?) that cause it to ignite.

Read about this tea in a book. Ordered it and love it. I have two linden trees in my yard so when they bloom this year will try and dry blossoms and make tea from them.