KBA - Pine Needle Tea Wild Harvested - Powerful Antioxidants Raw Vitamin C and A Preservative Free - Vegan and Paleo Friendly 30 Bag Pack

I was so surprised when I opened this. There was no smell, whatsoever. All of my good herbal teas have a strong smell. The smell of pine should have been there! I brewed a cup and after steeping for half an hour the water was still clear and it tasted like the tea bag. No pine flavor, no tea flavor... It tasted like water that had a piece of paper soaking in it.Good grief! I have a year old Christmas wreath that still has a pine scent.I bought this for a source of Vitamin C. The old dried up pine needle powder was worthless. To top it off this item can't be returned. WTH!!!!

When I read about the benefits of pine needle tea on the internet, I wasn't sure if it would taste medicinal--and it didn't. The taste is similar to chamomile tea. I added some stevia, and enjoyed it.

I will start off by saying I'm a tea lover. I wasn't sure what to expect from pine needle tea, but I'm a little blown away by how good it really was. If I had known before, I would have been drinking it for years. That's not even the greatest part of this tea! It's action packed with Vitamin A and C. So not only do I really love the taste, I building my immune system and fighting allergies better than I ever have before.Keep in mind there isn't any caffeine in this tea, so you can drink as much as you want and won't keep you up all night!If you're looking for a great tasting tea that helps fight allergies and builds your immune system, look no further!

Husband had pneumonia and had finished his meds but his cough was clearing up and he appeared to be getting worse. One of cup tea and his cough was gone the next day!!! No kidding!! One day after the second cup, he said he felt better than he had in the past two months. I love this ancient remedy!

Disappointed that this pine needle tea comes from China ... my fault for not reading all the details. I much prefer a Douglas Fir tea and one organically grown and sustainably harvested in the US. This one was not as flavorful as ones I've purchased in the past. My 'go to' pine needle tea for my forest therapy walks will be from Juniper Ridge from now on.

I've tried boiling the tea in a pot. I've tried steeping it in various temperatures of water. I've tried opening the tea bags and pouring the powder into a cup. But nothing I've tried makes the hot water I put it in taste like anything other than hot water. The best I've gotten from this tea is a vague whiff of pine--but only if I'm in the yard, with my eyes closed, imagining real hard, and happen to be standing near a pine tree.

im so confused about this one. It tastes like nothing!!! i sipped it for 10 minutes and it ended up tasting like hot water at the end. Probably the worst "tea" i have ever bought. AVOID!

I was surprised how much I enjoy this tea. It’s mild yet quite tasty. Wondered if it would smell or taste like pine, but it doesn’t. Read how healthy pine needle tea is and am very glad I gave it a try.