Davidson’s Organics, Ayurvedic Infusions, Detox, Loose Leaf Tea, 16-Ounce Bag

Love this tea.
What a good blend of tea. It is my goto for my morning cup of tea. Right amount of caffeine with all the other flavors mixed in. Smells really good like fall in a cup is the best description I can give it.

Changed my life, and delicious, too!
I love everything about this tea! It has changed my life! I have slow bowel transit and have experienced constipation since I was a child. I do yoga, hike often, eat plenty of whole grains and fiber, stay hydrated, consume multiple kinds of probiotics, and try to stay on a toileting schedule, but still suffer with chronic bloating, stomach pain, cramps and spasms, terrible gas, hemorrhoids, and hard, dry, painful BMs. I will go 4-5 days without eliminating, have 3-4 hard to pass movements in one day, then immediately go days without. I often have had to resort to enemas and laxatives, but avoid them as they only result in a rebound of even worse constipation. I was so tired of my gut making my days miserable.After a recent stretch of months of especially severe and persistent discomfort, I found this tea on Amazon. The first day I had two large cups, and immediately loved the taste as well as the real ingredients I saw in my tea infuser. The next morning, I had a BM more easily than I had in 3 months. It was not crampy or urgent, but almost normal feeling! So I continued to drink it twice a day.To my astonishment, I began to have BMs every day, although they remained hard and painful. After about three months, I woke up one morning and had a completely normal BM. What a feeling! And more amazing, it happened the next day also! And the next!! I admit that I also take peppermint oil capsules and started practicing self-accupressure points for elimination at around the same time. But the tea clearly was effective from the very first cups.I can’t describe how grateful I am for the healthy feeling in my gut! It is easy now to project thoughts of a healthy pink and happy colon. This delicious tea will always be part of my day. Two cups to better health! So many thanks to Davidson’s tea!

Great tea, but… “natural flavor”??? o.O
This tea is ohmygods DELICIOUS. It’s maybe a little more cider-flavored than Pumpkin (or at least what I’m used-to of Pumpkin) but really excellent. It’s got a rich, autumnal flavor that’s a perfect way to start the morning. If you’re trying to create a mindset of greater wealth, this may also be great tool for you. It would also be great for a potluck, Thanksgiving family gathering, or if you’re of the more pagan persuasion, a Mabon or Samhain or Yule celebration.It’s got some Clove, which is my favorite. It also has Ginger, Nutmeg, Cinnamon and Allspice. One thing that makes me a little wary (and the reason I subtract one star) is the ambiguous “natural flavor.” Since that’s present, and Pumpkin isn’t listed as one of the organic ingredients, we can probably assume that there’s no real Pumpkin in this mix (which is pretty sad, considering Pumpkin is the herb that’s supposed to be taking center-stage, here…) Bear in mind that no one puts “natural flavor” on their ingredients list when they would be comfortable plainly stating what exactly that means. It’s a cop-out. Also, “natural” can mean any number of things. If they could get Pumpkin-flavoring from a rock they dug out of the ground, that would still be totally “natural” and totally legal. It could also be any number of other (and far less-pleasant) substances acquired “naturally,” (and I will spare you the mention of all the things that come to my mind…) and the law would still consider it totally legit. In any case, this is not something I want to see on a USDA certified-organic product.Overall, I’m pleased with this purchase. If I can find something that’s entirely genuine and doesn’t have “natural flavors” on the packaging, I would totally buy that instead of this, though…

Davidson’s Tea is a great value and this one is a winner
Okay, okay, pumpkin spice flavor is overdone, but this tea is actually excellent. I make my own chai tea mixture and this is a great addition to my melanges. In the morning I make a big thermos of it and add some black chai spice tea to it since this mix doesn’t have much caffeine but that’s great for later in the day when I can mix it with herbal chai–yeah chai spices and vanilla are my favorites with some stevia and sometimes some soy milk or creamer.

Overall, I commend Davidson’s teas for coming-out of these riskier, more polarizing teas, which sure not for everyone’s liking. Case in point this exact tea variety, in which to a good quality black tea base, the designers added ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and allspice. Yes allspice, or called by its other name, Jamaican pepper and not just a touch, but looking at the mixture, a lot of allspice and a lot of ginger, to the point, that it pushes the other ingredients into the background. To characterize this tea, that it will come like a horsekick at someone who not expects it, is not an exaggeration at all. Yet at the end, it is still a good, drinkable tea. My trick is that I tame it with a ‘bit of condensed milk, and one teaspoon of sugar. In other word, even I wouldn’t dare to touch this tea, without those helpers. ☺

Pumpkin spice latte is now my go to drink besides green tea. The flavour is excellent and very good price too. Thank you.

This should be called Spice for Pumpkin-Latte-style-Tea. It lacks pumpkin and it largely lacks tea.But it’s tasty and a good price.Add some cinnamon to balance out the over-abundance of nutmeg, and add some shredded pumpkin flesh, or a bit of canned pumpkin puree, a bit of black tea leaf, and you have yourself the makings of a very nice pot of Pumpkin Spice Tea.