Buddha Teas Organic Lavender Tea - OU Kosher, USDA Organic, CCOF Organic, 18 Bleach-Free Tea Bags

Great product - I use it for health benefits - I assume that the quality is good as I have no way of knowing really. But so far the taste is good and I hope it is having a beneficial effect. I will continue to use it until I prove otherwise.

I got this tea to blend with earl grey because my 14 year old fell in love with lavender london fog tea. It is a delicious lavender smell, and the flavor is spot on, but if you leave it steep beyond a minute it overwhelms every other flavor when trying to mix in a tea pot. So for a 4 cup pot, I use 2 earl grey and 1 lavender, but I only let the lavender steep about 45 seconds. I next play to try mixing it with lemon ginger tea.

Miracle tea, calming, soothing, enlightening.

Does it taste wonderful? no. But i got a slight addiction to it. I definitely felt a calming feeling and a slight improvement in sleep if i had the tea in the evening. If you can buy some HOPS flowers and make a tea yourself, you would be better off. However this is the next best thing. It will be incredibly bitter. Since its an infusion and not a tincture, it will have more bitterness and less of the citrus flavor many hops have.After 5 tea bags over the course of the week i started to crave the flavor and the mellow effect it had on me.

My absolute favorite tea. Super strong lavender flavor. I like to drink this with organic lavender buds and lavender simple syrup. Delightful and refreshing

Helps with sleep for sure.

I bought this tea for the medicinal properties, not the flavor. It tastes very earthy, and I can see why people in the other reviews complain about that if they were purchasing it for the taste and nothing else. It's not gross but it's not pleasant either. And no, passionflower and passion fruit are not the same thing, not even the same plant at all, so complaining it doesn't taste like passion fruit is just stupid. It's a flower tea that tastes like flowers that aren't particularly nice to the taste.Regarding the medicinal properties, specifically for lowering cortisol and improving sleep, it's just okay. I wear device every night to tell me about how I slept, and while this tea does knock me out and keep me out for most of the night, it isn't a more restful or higher quality sleep. It amps up my REM sleep so I'm having wild dreams, but almost no deep/slow wave sleep at all. I really need slow wave sleep, so this was a deal breaker for me after a few nights of use with the same result and feeling worse and worse every morning.For cortisol, I can't say for sure especially with just a few nights of use, but I didn't feel less stressed out, and my sleeping heart rate was elevated which is a sign of cortisol spiking at night, so I'm gonna go ahead and say that for me it didn't lower cortisol.Of course when it comes to herbs, people's bodies will react differently. Just because it didn't work for me doesn't mean it won't work for someone else. This is a great brand with many medicinal teas that I rely on and have great success with. Passionflower was a risk for me because of the way my body deals with GABA, and I knew that going in. I'll keep the tea around in case I need something to knock me out regardless of deep sleep, or to offer to someone else who I think could use it. Your results may vary.

I've found true serenity in a cup with Buddha Teas' Organic Passion Flower Tea. From the moment I opened the package, I was greeted by a tantalizing aroma that promised a delightful experience. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint! The taste is simply divine, with a delicate yet distinct flavor that's both soothing and satisfying. I love knowing that I'm sipping on something that's not only delicious but also packed with antioxidants and minerals for my health and wellbeing. Plus, the clean ingredients and caffeine-free formula make it perfect for any time of day. It's become a staple in my tea collection, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. Highly recommend giving it a try!