★★★★★
The flavor isn't overpowering, and you can taste the lemon. Very, very good tea! It's great for an evening tea.
Native of Southeast Asia, with delicate Meyer lemon flavor, a hint of sweet ginger and uplifting floral aroma.
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The flavor isn't overpowering, and you can taste the lemon. Very, very good tea! It's great for an evening tea.
This is a great alternative to chamomile for me. Very soothing and just enough flavor. Not overwhelming with lemon flavor which I was worried about. Good when your not feeling well.
I found the flavor rather weak. Not as lemony as I had expected.
I bought this tea for a coworker, and she really seems to like it.
The first time I ever saw the word 'lemongrass' applied to tea, I thought it sounded like it would be a very unpleasant drink. However, after having a couple of super excellent blends with thai chai or straight lemongrass, I decided I'd give it a try, and I'm super glad I did. I'm generally not a fan of lemon-flavored things, or even much citrus, but I didn't get any of that from this. I saw it described almost like fruit loops, which is... accurate, I suppose, or at least it has a fruity quality to it. It's certainly a relaxing cup that isn't too complicated and nicely caffeine free. Definitely more of an unidentifiable fruity flavor than actual lemon/citrus, though there were definitely underlying notes, even if they didn't overwhelm the taste.
I don't typically drink this straight up, but I usually mix it with another tea. I usually mix it in with chamomile flowers and make a nice tea before bed
I combine lemongrass, spearmint and gunpowder green for a nice Zen blend.
Very Citrusy. Can be very overpowering if you over-steep. Very good herbal.
Not fan of it alone, but mixed with other teas it's great
This tea has a more flavors than lemon. I was looking mostly for the lemon flavor. Steep for a short time (<1 min) if you want a less complex tea that just tastes lemony.
I tried this for the first time. It was better than I expected!
Definitely one of my favorite teas. Good for breakfast. Steeps really well. Tastes just like lemon.
Update: At first I wasn't sure on how to use the lemon grass tea, but now I have been able to make some pretty good combinations with chamomile, etc.
I bought this tea because I had really good lemon grass tea at a Thai restaurant. The tea is still good by itself, but I can't seem to replicate the same experience.
Fruit Loops the tea! Fantastic after an evening meal.
I haven't tried this tea by itself, but I mixed it with the Coconut black tea and it was quite good.
I bought this tea with the intentions of using it as a blend to mix mainly with Adagios peppermint tea. Well, since I already had chamomile tea from Adagio, I would try the ever so famous 'Cha-Cha' blend of these 3 teas by blending them myself. And as I figured, it was a wonderful blend that I enjoyed immensely with a lil bit of honey!!! Now I am VERY interested in ordering the 'Cha-Cha' blend in order to not need so many misc. teas in a box I use specifically for my Adagio tea!!!
Predominately floral and a bit grassy, with sweet lemon notes and a touch of ginger flavor. Mixes very well with many other teas for an interesting accent taste.
This is a great lemony treat for mid afternoon. I think the tea would be useful as a light broth in cooking as well.
I love this in my green tea. It adds a nice lemony hint. I've also mixed with the peppermint for an afternoon tea.
This makes a great addition to any green tea!
It's too thin and watery for my taste. Maybe I'm brewing it wrong or something, but I'm definitely not reordering this again.
This tea has a subtle lemon flavor and tastes more lemony than it smells. I took a chance on it, and I'm glad I did. It's good on it's own or mixed with others for a touch of lemon.
I mix this with chamomile buds or any tea I want a calming effect.
I really love this tea! It has a really lovely, soothing flavor. I'll definitely keep this one around as a staple.
A pleasant evening or before bedtime flavor. While steeping, I like to have a cover on it, otherwise some of the tea might not get wet. Condensation from a cover will help.
Tastes very good, would highly recommend this tea.
Great tea - hot or iced. Full of flavor. I wasn't expecting this to be so flavorful. I didn't add anything but could see myself adding honey. Could also be used for blending - maybe with some of the mint teas.
Very Nice!! Lots of flavor--great non caffeinated tea!!! I add mint as well and it goes great!
My favorite herbal tea. Soothes my stomach always and relaxes me before I go to bed.
Amazingly simple but delicious. It's almost like eating lemondrop candy or a lemon pie. Would be a refreshing summer drink iced.
I've had blends with lemon grass before, so I wanted to give just pure lemon grass tea a chance and I must say, it's wonderful and so versatile! It's light and crisp, great any time of the day. The flavor is nice enough for a gentle, morning tea or great to settle down with a night because it's caffeine free. It's great hot to cuddle with on a cold night, or as a cold, wonderful way to cool down after a long day in the sun
The lemony flavor is nice, but the grassiness is a bit overpowering. Would probably be better blended with another flavor.
light and sweet. add more or seep longer if you like a stronger flavor.
Make this into a ice tea. The first couple of sips you taste the 'grass', but it then it takes good. Lemongrass is great for a lot of ailments.
It has a nice lemony finish, but can't say it's my favorite.
My favorite no-caffeine afternoon tea. It also makes a wonderful iced tea in the summer.
very different and makes a great cuppa tea. I would buy this one again.
A really nice, mellow and subtle tea. I love it when I'm under the weather, so soothing.
This is a great addition to various teas. I enjoy trying different things. :)
Surprisingly, not a lemony as I want. I mixed in more than I wanted with my chamomile, and it still wasn't strong enough. I tried it that way first to make sure it wasn't going to be overpowering. In the future, I'll probably brew it alone and add a bit of lemon juice to get it to the power I want it.
I've never tried lemon grass on its own, but it gives a great flavor to the citrus mate.
I use this for blending and really enjoy its light citrus herbal taste. I like it with chamomile and fruit for a relaxing evening tea but also enjoy it mixed with black tea, peppermint, and lavender. The tea pieces are substantial and not dusty. Very good quality lemon grass tea.
Light, refreshing. I think it would be great in the summer iced.
I love the smell of lemon grass. The taste is even better!
Absolutely delicious! This tea has a faint smell in the bag, which brews into a sweet lemon taste very similar to Fruity Pebbles! I feared that this tea would brew too light to my taste, but it was a surprisingly full bodied experience.
In my somewhat limited experience, most teas taste like they smell. This one however, tastes exactly like it's named instead. To the point where it's almost scary. It tastes like Lemons, and Grass. If you can imagine how a grass made out of a lemon would taste like, you would imagine this tea.
It's actually quite nice, a great herbal for when I want something tasty without caffeine, but don't want to have to scrub Chamomile out of the mesh filter in my tea pot.
i didn't really like the leon grass it had no smell to it and it seemed old maybe the sample i got was over due ... wouldn't buy it
Bright and grassy, so it's soothing without being soporific. My favorite thing to have when I don't want caffeine.
I use this and spearmint in pretty much all of my blends. It infuses lemon flavor perfectly.
a great herbal tea that i like to mix with other teas. also delicious on its own.