Celestial SeasoningsBengal Spice Herbal Tea, Caffeine Free, 20 Tea Bags Box (Pack of 6)

As usual delicious celestial tea...Good price for that many boxes !Came quickly & well wrapped...Delicious hot or cold... I have been making peach iced tea for these hot days.. great to drink even in the evening because there is no caffeine !

This Madagascar Vanilla Red Herbal Tea is great for evenings. The flavor is rich, naturally sweet, and smooth—especially if you add a splash of milk. It feels like a cozy treat without any caffeine, which makes it perfect for winding down at night.If you're trying to cut back on sugar or avoid late-night snacking, this tea totally hits the spot. No bitterness, just mellow vanilla goodness in every cup.Highly recommend for anyone looking for a comforting, caffeine-free option!

Every night, I treat myself to some of this Celestial Seasonings Country Peach Passion tea. It really tastes good hot or cold though, so don't hesitate to savor it on a hot day. There is a faint peach taste, but overall, it's just a pleasant, soothing blend of deliciousness. I never add anything to it and it's perfect as is. I suppose if you're a person who is accustomed to everything being sweet, you might choose to add in some honey, sugar or stevia. I've never thought the tea needed any enhancement. I hope they never stop making this flavor as they have with others in the past.

I've always enjoyed Celestial Seasonings teas and their caffeine free herbal peach tea is my all-time favorite. Hot or iced,, day or night, its outstanding aroma and flavor will win you over - and the price is reasonable, too.

Perfect for fall. Great value to buy in the pack as hard to find in local stores & great tea quality

… and is such a pleasure for me to drink at night. It contains Apigenin which has many other benefits: Neuroprotective, cardiovascular and anti-cancer. Who knew?! This brand is fresh & its teabags contain more tea than do other brands. I get the best results w/ 2 teabags per cup. Delightful way to end the day.

I'd never tried this kind of tea, so didn't know what to expect - I was using chamomile before, and that's pretty forgiving of you forgetting to take the tea bag out after just so many minutes, but with this stuff, you'd better set a timer! The first time I went off and left it, and when I came back the smell was so strong that I could only sip it on an exhale (- sort of reminded me of a fancy bath soap;-), and couldn't finish it. The next day I checked the directions (in "Important Information," right here above - doesn't say on the box itself), and only left it in for 5 minutes. Still pretty strong, so I checked the reviews, and found one that said you could make two cups of tea with one bag. So this morning, I heated up 3 1/2 cups of water (two mugs-full, of the size I use), and steeped one tea bag in it for 5 minutes exactly. Threw out the tea bag; poured half to drink now and stashed the rest in the fridge for later, and I think I got it just about right! The flavor is slightly sweet and the aroma is not overwhelming; sort of like vanilla but not as potent (- can't find it now, but another reviewer suggested adding a teeny snip of vanilla bean if you want it more pronounced).Note that this stuff is pretty spendy, but if you can get two cups of tea from one tea bag, it's actually a bargain!

Spicy and sweet without the calories.