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drank Bedtime by Yogi
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Revolting. I like medicinal tastes but not artificial. There is no balance here. Not to mention it’s sickeningly sweet with the combination of licorice root and stevia. Points for valerian working.

Yogi is the worst.

Flavors: Artificial, Cardamom, Cinnamon, Floral, Licorice Root, Medicinal, Menthol, Perfume, Spearmint, Stevia, Sweet, Tangerine

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gmathis
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I think I can count on one pinky finger the Yogi teas I’ve liked over the years, and I can’t even remember what that one was.

Shae
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Agree with gmathis – there’s maybe one or two Yogi teas that I can drink on occasion, but I certainly wouldn’t call them favorites. James loves Yogi teas though so we have probably 5-10 different varieties.

Martin Bednář
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Can someone even point out a decent Yogi tea? I think not.

gmathis
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Found it. My not-unfavorable review of Yogi Mayan Cocoa Spice is (man, time flies!) 12 years old and I can’t find it currently for sale. So there you go.

SJBP
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I am re-trying my Yogi teas…and mostly tossing them on the compost heap! Their destiny was to make rich soil, not fill a tea cup lol.

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gmathis
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I think I can count on one pinky finger the Yogi teas I’ve liked over the years, and I can’t even remember what that one was.

Shae
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Agree with gmathis – there’s maybe one or two Yogi teas that I can drink on occasion, but I certainly wouldn’t call them favorites. James loves Yogi teas though so we have probably 5-10 different varieties.

Martin Bednář
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Can someone even point out a decent Yogi tea? I think not.

gmathis
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Found it. My not-unfavorable review of Yogi Mayan Cocoa Spice is (man, time flies!) 12 years old and I can’t find it currently for sale. So there you go.

SJBP
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I am re-trying my Yogi teas…and mostly tossing them on the compost heap! Their destiny was to make rich soil, not fill a tea cup lol.

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I most enjoy loose-leaf, unflavored teas and tisanes. Teabags have their place. Some of my favorite teas have a profound effect on mind and body rather than having a specific flavor profile.

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