Yogi Mango Ginger Tea

A Tea I Genuinely Look Forward To This is one of my favorite regular repurchases. It can be difficult to find in stores, so I keep it stocked here. I don’t usually enjoy tea — at least not traditional hot tea — yet this one is the exception. The mango and ginger combination is warm, soothing, and quietly uplifting without being heavy or overly spiced. It’s just as lovely served hot or cold, making it easy to enjoy year-round. This has become less about drinking tea and more about a small daily ritual — something grounding, comforting, and intentionally chosen. Gentle, flavorful, and consistently good. A favorite I always come back to. #LuxeLife #LuxeSelfCare #ConsciousLiving #MindfulLuxury #IntentionalLiving #SelfLovePractice #LiveWithGrace #TeaRitual #EverydayRituals #CalmMoments #AmazonFinds #AmazonFine

Love this tea, I make it cold and have in fridge 24/7

I actually bought this at my local grocery store. I tried it out loved it. I was mind blown when I found out Amazon has a 96 count, which is so much better than the single 16 count ones. My family, friends and I love this flavor. They actually use real mango pieces, it's not like "mango flavored with natural flavors". It's the real thing. Great for detox, digestion, bloating, and after meal tea. So far, I've made this as my permanent subscribe & save tea, and for 96 tea bags for 6 people, it goes through fast. I enjoy drinking this every day. I won't get sick and tired of it.

#1 Favorite health and digestion aid tea! Love it!

I have purchased several cases of this herbal tea over the years, and I consider it to be my favorite. Whether you aren't feeling well, or you just want a smooth and enjoyable cup of tea, this blend of mango and ginger will certainly taste amazing to many. Give it and try and see what you think.

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I have acid reflux, and bought this tea because it had ginger and mango. Ginger is fine for acid reflux sufferers (not acidic) and Mango is okay (not too acidic). The tea also has Rooibos, Cinnamon (maybe bad, not sure), Fennel, Licorice, and Cardamom. All of these should be fine for GERD based on my research. There are many flavors of tea... and so I suggest the Ginger Mango if you have GERD, as you definitely don't want any mint or peppers in your tea. So what does it taste like? It's very ginger forward. I barely taste the mango. It's somewhat spicy, but not overly so. If you have acid reflux and are struggling with what you can drink other than water, I'd suggest giving this a try as a hot drink in place of the coffee you'd have to give up. I get one strong cup out of each bag, and one weak cup on a refill, at which point I usually discard. I don't know about it's "health benefits" that are claimed.

Yummy tea. I add monk fruit to slightly sweeten it