Mighty Leaf Tea and Company Organic Tea Sampler – 30 Count Silken Tea Bags – 6 Assorted Flavors: Earl Grey, Rooibos, Emperor Breakfast, Meridian Chai, Verbena Mint, Chamomile Yuzu
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About this item Organic tea sampler (30 bags): Mighty Leaf assortment with 6 flavors for café-quality, full-leaf infusion Signature flavors: Earl Grey, Emperor Breakfast, Meridian Chai, Rooibos, Verbena Mint, Chamomile Yuzu Premium silken pyramids: Leaves have room to bloom for richer aroma; no measuring, no mess Hot or iced, anytime: Bold black teas for mornings; naturally caffeine-free herbals for evenings Easy brew guide: 95–100°C (203–212°F); black 3–4 min, herbal 5–6 min; great straight or with milk/honey Show more
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Product details Product Dimensions : 4 x 6 x 2.5 inches; 14.24 ounces UPC : 785357029507 Manufacturer : Mighty Leaf ASIN : B0G14TYN1H Units : 30.0 Count Best Sellers Rank: #46,902 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #30 in Gourmet Tea Gifts Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (35)
Customer reviews
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Always a great brand!
I love Mighty Leaf tea; it's one of my favorite, if not my actual favorite, brands. The quality is always great, with teas that are fresh and vibrant and so flavorful. This does not disappoint. Its a fabulous selection of six different flavors, all of which (except the Earl Grey... I don't like Earl Grey) are just wonderful. I don't know which I like more, the Verbena Mint or the Blood Orange Rooibos. Since flavors are subjective - see my Earl Grey comment above - I won't say you'll like all the flavors here, but most definitely the quality of the entire sampler can't be denied. The individual bags are wrapped in flavor-saving packaging, all clearly labeled, and each in its own little compartment with its like. The bags themselves are wonderful; the fabric is fine enough to hold in all but the tiniest bits of tea debris - and who really minds a little tea debris? - while still allowing proper steeping and release of flavor. Mighty Leaf is one of those brands you can look at and see what you're getting is real quality. It's whole leaves, bits of fruits and herbs, and natural flavorings, and when you lower the bag into hot water, the plume of color seeping out is just so beautiful and satisfying. I like to steep my tea in a clear glass just to see it. The box is lovely, with a magnetic closure and a divider that can be removed once the teas have all been consumed. I think it's pretty on its own, with the logo across the top, though I will decoupage the rest of the box to have a pretty container for trinkets, knick-knacks, or regifting. Just the quality of the box is enough to set up what's inside. Overall, this is an absolutely lovely sampler. It's a nice array of fruit and herbal flavors, all thoughtfully packaged. I absolutely would not be disappointed were I to receive this as a gift, and wouldn't be reluctant at all to gift it to someone... but that's the next one because (most of) this one is all for me...
I love Mighty Leaf tea; it's one of my favorite, if not my actual favorite, brands. The quality is always great, with teas that are fresh and vibrant and so flavorful. This does not disappoint. Its a fabulous selection of six different flavors, all of which (except the Earl Grey... I don't like Earl Grey) are just wonderful. I don't know which I like more, the Verbena Mint or the Blood Orange Rooibos. Since flavors are subjective - see my Earl Grey comment above - I won't say you'll like all the flavors here, but most definitely the quality of the entire sampler can't be denied. The individual bags are wrapped in flavor-saving packaging, all clearly labeled, and each in its own little compartment with its like. The bags themselves are wonderful; the fabric is fine enough to hold in all but the tiniest bits of tea debris - and who really minds a little tea debris? - while still allowing proper steeping and release of flavor. Mighty Leaf is one of those brands you can look at and see what you're getting is real quality. It's whole leaves, bits of fruits and herbs, and natural flavorings, and when you lower the bag into hot water, the plume of color seeping out is just so beautiful and satisfying. I like to steep my tea in a clear glass just to see it. The box is lovely, with a magnetic closure and a divider that can be removed once the teas have all been consumed. I think it's pretty on its own, with the logo across the top, though I will decoupage the rest of the box to have a pretty container for trinkets, knick-knacks, or regifting. Just the quality of the box is enough to set up what's inside. Overall, this is an absolutely lovely sampler. It's a nice array of fruit and herbal flavors, all thoughtfully packaged. I absolutely would not be disappointed were I to receive this as a gift, and wouldn't be reluctant at all to gift it to someone... but that's the next one because (most of) this one is all for me...
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Elegant Organic Tea Sampler with a Perfect Balance of Caffeinated & Herbal Blends
This Mighty Leaf Tea & Company Organic Tea Sampler is a beautifully curated collection that feels both premium and thoughtfully balanced. The box includes 30 silken tea bags total, neatly organized as 6 different flavors with 5 bags of each, making it easy to sample a variety without feeling limited to just one or two cups. One thing I really appreciate is the clear balance between caffeinated and caffeine-free options. Three blends contain caffeine—Earl Grey Crème, Emperor’s Breakfast, and Meridian Chai—which are great for mornings or an afternoon pick-me-up. The other three—Blood Orange Rooibos, Verbena Mint, and Chamomile Yuzu—are naturally caffeine-free and perfect for evenings or winding down before bed. This makes the sampler practical for any time of day and for households with different preferences. Flavor-wise, each tea is distinct and well-crafted. The black teas are smooth and full-bodied without being harsh, and the chai has a nicely balanced spice profile rather than an overpowering one. The herbal blends are especially enjoyable—aromatic, clean, and not overly sweet. The Chamomile Yuzu stands out with a gentle citrus note, while the Verbena Mint feels refreshing and calming at the same time. The Blood Orange Rooibos offers a naturally sweet, fruity character without added sugars. The silken tea bags are another highlight. They allow the leaves and herbs to expand properly, resulting in a richer and more consistent brew compared to standard paper tea bags. Packaging is also well done—the box looks elegant and gift-worthy, and the individual sachets keep everything fresh. Overall, this sampler delivers excellent quality, variety, and presentation. It’s a great option for anyone wanting to explore organic teas, share with guests, or give as a thoughtful gift. The balance of flavors and caffeine levels makes it especially versatile, and every cup feels carefully crafted rather than generic.
This Mighty Leaf Tea & Company Organic Tea Sampler is a beautifully curated collection that feels both premium and thoughtfully balanced. The box includes 30 silken tea bags total, neatly organized as 6 different flavors with 5 bags of each, making it easy to sample a variety without feeling limited to just one or two cups. One thing I really appreciate is the clear balance between caffeinated and caffeine-free options. Three blends contain caffeine—Earl Grey Crème, Emperor’s Breakfast, and Meridian Chai—which are great for mornings or an afternoon pick-me-up. The other three—Blood Orange Rooibos, Verbena Mint, and Chamomile Yuzu—are naturally caffeine-free and perfect for evenings or winding down before bed. This makes the sampler practical for any time of day and for households with different preferences. Flavor-wise, each tea is distinct and well-crafted. The black teas are smooth and full-bodied without being harsh, and the chai has a nicely balanced spice profile rather than an overpowering one. The herbal blends are especially enjoyable—aromatic, clean, and not overly sweet. The Chamomile Yuzu stands out with a gentle citrus note, while the Verbena Mint feels refreshing and calming at the same time. The Blood Orange Rooibos offers a naturally sweet, fruity character without added sugars. The silken tea bags are another highlight. They allow the leaves and herbs to expand properly, resulting in a richer and more consistent brew compared to standard paper tea bags. Packaging is also well done—the box looks elegant and gift-worthy, and the individual sachets keep everything fresh. Overall, this sampler delivers excellent quality, variety, and presentation. It’s a great option for anyone wanting to explore organic teas, share with guests, or give as a thoughtful gift. The balance of flavors and caffeine levels makes it especially versatile, and every cup feels carefully crafted rather than generic.
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High quality bagged tea that actually tastes like loose leaf
I’ll be upfront that I have had plenty of bagged teas that taste flat or bitter, so my expectations going in were measured. These surprised me. The flavor on all six varieties is noticeably better than your average grocery store tea bag, and none of them have that bitter aftertaste that I have come to associate with lower quality bagged teas. It tastes much closer to loose leaf than I expected from a bagged product. The silken bags are a step above the standard paper tea bag and you can tell the difference. The tea has more room to expand and steep properly, which I think contributes a lot to why the flavor comes out as clean as it does. The variety in the sampler is well put together. You get a decent range across the six flavors, the earl gray being my favorite : ) At $45 for 30 bags it is on the pricier side, but the quality justifies it more than most teas I have tried at a similar price point. If you are particular about your tea and have been disappointed by bagged options in the past, this one is worth trying.
I’ll be upfront that I have had plenty of bagged teas that taste flat or bitter, so my expectations going in were measured. These surprised me. The flavor on all six varieties is noticeably better than your average grocery store tea bag, and none of them have that bitter aftertaste that I have come to associate with lower quality bagged teas. It tastes much closer to loose leaf than I expected from a bagged product. The silken bags are a step above the standard paper tea bag and you can tell the difference. The tea has more room to expand and steep properly, which I think contributes a lot to why the flavor comes out as clean as it does. The variety in the sampler is well put together. You get a decent range across the six flavors, the earl gray being my favorite : ) At $45 for 30 bags it is on the pricier side, but the quality justifies it more than most teas I have tried at a similar price point. If you are particular about your tea and have been disappointed by bagged options in the past, this one is worth trying.
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A little something for every tea lover~
Wow! is all I can say about this tea sampler! Every tea included is high-quality, aromatic, smooth, and delicious~ My family drinks a lot of tea, and my favorite part is that there is something for everyone to try. It makes a great gift for yourself or others if they are tea drinkers. None of the teas are acidic or bitter, which is always a plus. I'd never heard of this brand before, but I will definitely be buying more tea from them in the future. This sampler box is definitely worth the money, especially for the quality of tea included.
Wow! is all I can say about this tea sampler! Every tea included is high-quality, aromatic, smooth, and delicious~ My family drinks a lot of tea, and my favorite part is that there is something for everyone to try. It makes a great gift for yourself or others if they are tea drinkers. None of the teas are acidic or bitter, which is always a plus. I'd never heard of this brand before, but I will definitely be buying more tea from them in the future. This sampler box is definitely worth the money, especially for the quality of tea included.
