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“Note: My review is for the loose leaf and not the teabag form of this. I decided to pick this up at Whole Foods tonight. Seeing as how I have wasted a bunch of money on tulsi blends I didn’t really...” Read full tasting note
“While browsing the tea aisle at Whole Foods (aka “Whole Paycheck” :P), I tossed this and Rishi’s Ginger Pu-erh into my basket. I’ve read good things about the restorative powers of tulsi as well as...” Read full tasting note
“I picked this up at the grocery store on a total whim. I’d never even heard of Tulsi before, but the box said it was supposed to relieve stress and provide a number of other health benefits. And I...” Read full tasting note
“BB # 8 for today Just when I think plain tulsi might bore me – I find a nice, straight-up Tulsi that surprises and satisfies me. It’s comforting and easy to sip. It’s sweet basil-esque but not...” Read full tasting note
Organic India’s foundational herb, adaptogenic Tulsi, in its pure, singular form. Calms, restores and balances.
Benefits
Tulsi: India’s beloved Queen of Herbs for 5,000 years. Adaptogenic Tulsi supports a healthy stress response. A proprietary organic blend of Krishna, Rama, and Vana tulsi varieties.
Caffeine Free | Gluten Free
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This is only my 2nd tulsi tea, but I’m thinking that tulsi may not be my thing. I didn’t enjoy the aroma or flavor much. I’ve seen people mention that tulsi can have a citrusy flavor, but I didn’t pick up anything like that here.
Lots going on in this one. Spicy, herb-y, peppery… I smelled cloves in the aroma but didn’t taste much in the tea itself. Not a knockout, or a really memorable tea, but a good everyday blend.
I wish it would have been a bit stronger, but was worried about it going bitter with a longer steep- seemed like it was on the edge when I tasted it. Might try two teabags for intensity next time.
