𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗧 𝗣𝗜𝗡𝗘𝗦 𝗬𝗔𝗨𝗣𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗘𝗔 Dark Roast, 50 Tea Bags - Regenertative, sustainable, wild harvested yaupon, the only caffeinated plant native to North America

I had never tried the Native Tea of America. I watched a video on you tube explaining how the tea industry way way back had purposely made it disappear because it was hurting England’s tea export business. Anyway, After I ordered this tea I was totally blown away by its flavor and the way it made me feel. It’s better for you than green tea Yaupon contains no tannins that typically make tea bitter. Instead, it has a smooth, slightly sweet, and earthy flavor, making it a pleasant alternative for both tea and coffee lovers. I am totally hooked ❣️ The caffeine it contains is totally natural and does not mess with my body or anything else. This stuff makes you feel great. Best part is it’s packaged right here in the United States grown in the United States plus wild in Texas. Try, you will not believe how delicious it is.

This stuff is good, it tastes pretty good and is local to North America. It has caffeine and provides a smoother caffeine buzz than coffee and even a little smoother than tea!. Try it.

First time drinking yaupon tea. I like the flavor but the price is a little steep.

It's wonderful, delicious, and top quality! Plus, it is not from China; Yaupon tea is native to America and grown here! I love buying American!

I bought this tea after reading that one of its notable properties is it aids in reducing water retention. I was recently diagnosed with lymphedema which causes water retention in my legs and arms. I was looking for something to help decrease the water retention without having to use prescribed water pills as they keep me homebound once taken for hours. They worked just as advertised. I am not bound to stay home for hours on end. The strength of the tea depends on how long you allow it to steep. I love a strong tea and this one provides. It has a woody pine taste which I enjoyed. I bought another package and sent to a friend who absolutely enjoy it too. She was pleased with the fact she can steep it lighter and still enjoy the woodsy taste!

Bitter and requires honey

Ordered from Lost Pines Yaupon on a whim after learning about yaupon. I'm really glad I did, because I love this stuff and they have excellent customer service. Everyone I've shared it with has loved it too. I've tried the light roast and the dark roast, and have tried both hot brew and cold brew. Both roasts are good and both brewing methods are good, but I do prefer the light roast cold brewed for about 12-14 hours, because I like it a bit on the stronger side. I mix it with oat milk and a bit of maple syrup, and it's incredible. Very smooth and calm energy boost and great flavor. It's also very mellow on my stomach. Regular black tea, green tea, or coffee can all upset my stomach if I drink them on an empty stomach, but I don't experience that stomach upset with yaupon. Highly recommend Lost Pines Yaupon, but I suggest buying a sizeable amount each time to save on shipping. It's well packaged and won't go bad before you can use it.

The school I work at happened to have some of the Lost Pines Yaupon tea for us to try. I am located in the town/county where this tea is harvested, and ironically, most consider Yaupon a nuisance plant. Humans have been drinking yaupon tea for over 3,000 years and is a great source of caffiene, but is better on your stomach than coffee. If you like green tea, then you will most likely like yaupon tea. It is smooth and doesn't irritate your stomach like coffee does. The caffiene level is also that of green tea (around 40-60mg depending on light or dark roast).