- Supports Healthy Digestion
- Herbal Supplement
- Non GMO Project VerifiedÂ
- USDA Organic
- Certified Organic by QAI, Inc.
- Kosher
- Rooibos – Rainforest Alliance Certified
- Vegan
- Certified B Corporation
- Compostable Tea Bags
- Non-Irradiated Ingredients
- Oxygen-Bleached Tea Bags
Delight Your Senses with Mango Ginger
Our Mango Ginger tea is a zesty blend that combines Ginger, used for centuries by Ayurveda practitioners for its warming properties and to support digestion, with delectable Mango and antioxidant-supplying Rooibos. Enjoy a cup for a delicious anytime treat or when your tummy needs a little taming.
Our story began in 1969 when Yogi Bhajan, an inspirational teacher of holistic living, started teaching yoga in the West. While sharing his wisdom and knowledge of herbs and healthy living, he would serve his students an aromatic spiced tea they affectionately named “Yogi Tea”.
Suggested Use
Get The Most Out Of Every Cup
Bring water to boiling and steep 7 minutes. For a stronger tea, use 2 tea bags.
Other Ingredients
Organic mango flavor, organic passion fruit flavor.
Warnings
Consult your healthcare provider prior to use if you are pregnant or nursing.
| Supplement Facts | ||
| Serving Size: 1 tea bag (Makes 8 fl oz) | ||
| Â | Amount Per Tea Bag | % Daily Value |
| Proprietary Blend of Herbs: | 1,740 mg | Â |
| Organic Ginger Root |  | †|
| Organic Cinnamon Bark |  | †|
| Organic Rooibos Leaf |  | †|
| Organic Licorice Root |  | †|
| Organic Fennel Seed |  | †|
| Organic Cardamom Pod |  | †|
| Organic Mango |  | †|
| †Daily Value not established. | ||
HatchMan –
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.
Kindle Customer –
I buy it by the six-pack. I enjoy the flavors, and it makes me feel more awake and alert. Great tea!
Joris Akkermans –
We have a small Yoga studio. Before and after class our Yogis can relax and enjoy some tea. This Mango Ginger tea is by far the most popular tea. We offer about 8 different tea varieties at any given a time, and I would say 6 out of 10 tea cups served are Mango Ginger. Well done Yogi tea. Now I am searching for a tea that is almost as popular.
Rachel –
This is a yummy tea! It’s also great tasting cold. Sometimes at work I forget to drink it, but it’s still good!
Jenine Mannah –
great quality Tea Love the flavor little bit of spice in it I love it
Patti Liegl –
I love drinking herbal teas cold in the summer. It’s very refreshing and a great thirst quencher. I’m betting it’ll be very nice served hot too.
Denise –
I think Yogi is going to discontinue this one as they did Muscle recovery, don’t know why this is a great flavored tea with the Yogi quality. The seller is great too as it was boxed great and shipped fast!!
Amazon Customer –
I’m a big herbal tea drinker, and love most of the teas from Yogi. I was disappointed when they stopped making my favorite, Tahitian Vanilla Hazelnut. I decided to try some knew flavors. I ordered a sampler, but this flavor wasn’t included. I usually love anything mango, but unfortunately this reminded me of cough syrup. Guess I’ll drink it whenever I have a cold. I should have bought a single box to try before ordering this many.
Qmouse –
I love ginger. It’s good to drink after any meal…