365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Green Tea, 70 CT | Organic

I use this tea to make jun kombucha, which is brewed with green tea and honey (vs black tea and cane sugar, as is used in traditional kombucha). The flavor of the tea is very light and floral. It is the perfect combination with the honey to produce a crisp, light, refreshing kombucha. My SCOBY loves it and seems to grow better and with less yeast overgrowth than with other brands I tried. Overall, this box is a great value, and I will keep buying it.

I live for unsweetened black iced tea so this is the best on the market that I found for making it at home. The taste is so good, just like restaurant style. Value for money is really good. I hope they never lose stop of these.

Very affordable and good quality tea

I really love the flavor of this green tea. It smells amazing. I prefer it plain. You get a good amount of tea for the price.

More flavorful than I thought they would be. I just stick them in the single-serve holder in my Cuisinart and press the 10 oz. button. After brewing the hot water through the bag, I still toss the bag in the mug for a couple more minutes to get a little more flavor out of it. I then compost the bag; nice that they do not have staples :-)

Best tea!

One of the standout features of organic green tea is its plethora of health benefits. Packed with antioxidants, particularly catechins, it can support everything from metabolism to heart health. Whole Foods proudly emphasizes the organic nature of their products, which assures consumers that they are avoiding pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. It’s a reassuring aspect for those mindful of the impacts of their diet on both health and the environment. Then there is the taste, made from high-quality, ethically sourced leaves, it delivers a rich, vibrant flavor without the bitterness often associated with lower-quality green teas. Whether enjoyed hot or iced, this green tea is versatile and perfect for any time of day!

I bought these and the green tea bags on a special offer from Amazon, even though I don't know much about brewing tea from bags: water temperature, time steeping, number of bags... it's just so much easier using K-cups. I usually brew 20 ounces on a K-cup: 14 ounces, and then 6 ounces on the same cup. Most K-cup teas I've used are good for a second immediate use of the same cup without loss of flavor. I tried brewing the tea bags with the K-cup machine, putting the bags in the mug and using the machine without for hot water only (no K-cup). Results were mixed: too weak or too strong; I never got the consistent results I got with K-cups, but that is my fault, not the tea. Then, I tried a different approach: I put a tea bag or two in the empty mug and a K-cup in the machine and let the K-cup tea drip into the mug. It takes about 4-5 minutes for it to run through a 14 ounce and 6 ounce setting, which is about the right amount of time to steep the tea bags in the mug. Then I stir the tea/tea bags and remove the bag(s). The green tea and the black tea bags alter the flavor, subtly, but not in a bad way. I only use one tea bag, now, which is a good flavor for me. Yes, you get more caffeine this way with the same volume of liquid, but caffeine from tea is more "time-relased" and slower acting than the caffeine jolt you get from coffee or energy drinks.

Flavor! in the past I'd drink black tea with sugar and milk, because it was so bland on its own, But not this brand! very smooth rich tea, drinking this black tea black, its aroma and taste, beautiful. Thank you.

I got this organic black tea couple months ago, it tastes really good but the flavor is not really strong like other brands. But overall it's good tea.

Not quite as good as the green tea from the 365 line, but close. If you like green tea I highly suggest you give it a try, great tea and you get so much for the money. This is decent as well, and again a lot of tea for the money. As far as a black tea flavour Tetley still has them beat, but you do pay more. This is my fallback if I can't get my hands on my regular tea. The green tea however is a household staple.

I’ve used this for years for kombucha. It’s not as strong as other teas, but it’s not bitter. I just wish there was no plastic packaging inside and I wish I knew what the bag was made of. I’ve not found a better replacement as of yet

These are black teabags (like Red Rose or Tetley) but a much better for you and the environment because it is an organic brand. There are 70 tea bags in the box, so it is a very good value for the money. The bags are wrapped inside (I think in 7 sections, 10 bags each (?) didn't count exact amount...but the good feature of this is it keeps the remaining bags fresh after you open the box. The downside of this- it makes for a lot of packaging. ( one could just open a box and transfer everything into an air tight container) But the feature of separate packaging did prove handy when I want to take some teabags to work/travel. I do not find this black tea to have a super strong flavour. I have been putting 2 bags in a big mug for 5 minutes and it does not become bitter. If you like a mild black tea taste, one bag will do.