Pure leaves from the Moringa oleifera plant, it is popularly enjoyed for its reputed health benefits due to antioxidant and nutritional content.
Customers use these reviews to describe their experience with Moringa, including flavor, aroma, preparation preferences, strength, and how the tea fits into daily routines. Browse the full review history page by page to compare tasting notes, steeping tips, and favorite ways to enjoy this tea.
I didn’t know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised. I really love the taste of this one. It reminds me of a veggie broth. It’s so savory! I would drink this just because but the health benefits are an added bonus! A wellness tea that I want to drink! Hooray! Happy Sipping!
Definitely smells and tastes like spinach water. It was fun to try it with the CommuniTEA, but this isn't something I liked enough to buy.
I know this has health benefits, but the flavor was just awful. I couldn’t even drink it. Not for me.
This is a very grassy-tasting tea that I sweetened with raw honey. I was able to drink it all but I don’t think I want anymore, ever. Too bad, because its supposed to have great health benefits. I wonder if those benefits are any greater than regular green tea, which I usually love by itself or in blends. I steeped at 212 degrees for 6 minutes.
I have always wanted to try moringa as I've heard excellent things about its nutritional/health benefits. I'm not really a big fan of vegetal tasting herbal teas but decided the taste really isn't what I'm going for here...so ordered a large bag. Glad I did! Lovely scent as I opened the bag...like fresh mown hay. Brews up a light golden color. The taste is light...crisply herbal with just a bit of a citrus-y note. I like it! Really too light a taste for me to enjoy on its own, so I tried mixing it with jasmine chun hao -- blended in for a lovely cup of tea. It's good either way -- on its own or mixed in with another tea. Moringa is high in vitamin c, potassium and other nutrients so even if I hadn't liked the taste, I'd still be drinking the tea! But luckily, it's good! I even tasted some of the brewed leaves because I was curious...very close to spinach. Quite good! :) So glad Adagio added this to their teas! Hope they add more wonderful herbals like this in the future!
7/17/2022 - Moringa is a staple in my tea stash. I pair it with other tastes though as it does have a bit of a grassy taste. I brewed with Berry Blast today -- the fruit got rid of the spinach water taste. when it comes to moringa, I'm after the nutritional/health benefits not the taste...but it is easy to cover the grassiness up with something else. 5 minutes, 200F
This make a very nice herbal tea. Fresh but earthy with a hint of mineral. It's not the most exciting on its own but is good with a touch of mint. It's also great to add to smoothies.
This was much too grassy for me but it was nice to give it a try.
Mornings tastes thick, grassy, and like something one should drink for their health—which sounds kind of terrible, but it’s not.
CommuniTEA: This immediately went into my card. Can’t wait to try some custom blends.
I have had this in powder form and used it in smoothies. I actually like the tea form better.
I reckon I got what I was ‘spose to in my communiTEA packet. I’ve never heard of, seen, or tasted moringa leaves before. Light green dry green hay aromas were noted.
I had 1.95 grams of leaves, enough for a medium strength eight ounce steep. I steeped at the recommended 212°F for four minutes.
When hot, mild cooked spinach aromas and nutty flavors were noted. No sugar was added, as I wanted to see what this stuff tastes like.
When warm, mild spinach flavors were intertwined with moderate and pleasant roasted pecan flavors. A slight overall sweetness was noted.
I was really surprised … This “healthy” tea was really not too bad! Definitely different, but at the same time, enjoyable and tasty. (4 mins @ 212ºF, no sugar)
This tea is unlike any other that I’ve had. It is very smooth with a earthy, grassy flavor. Not my favorite but it’s not bad.
If green dated green
And fell in love, then married
Then made green babies!
In other words, GrEeN
In all the best ways, I say!
An everyday tea :)
I drink it for health
The flavor can vary, daily
Great varie-tea!
(haiku review)
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A cure-all and must-have herbal tea. Great in the morning and at night.
I found this to be very light tasting, it does not have an overpowering flavor. While it did have an herbaceous quality, I didn't find it grassy or green tasting. If you are drinking it for health benefits, it is pleasant enough on its own, or very easily mixed with other tisanes or teas without changing the flavor of what you are adding it to. I've tried it mixed in several things, but most recently have been using it as a base and adding turmeric and chopped, dried ginger.
This one was very different from most I've tried and rather interesting. Didn't reall know what to expect and hard to explain, but I would consider getting it again.
I was curious to try this tea as a remedy for some gut related issues I was having. Lo and behold within a week I started to feel a difference and now I try to drink this everyday mixing it with a variety of different herbal teas in my collection. On its own it doesn't taste like much, it's almost too light to enjoy on its own which is why I mix it with other blends.
This is grassy and smooth. It doesn’t have the slightly citrus flavor I’ve had in other moringa teas though
Really wanted to like this as a tea, but the flavor was very weak as well as bitter. Will try it again in a mixture.
Its good a medium type tea, something different, try it
Earthy taste. Love it for its health benefits. Don’t worry about the green colour it is all part of its charm
Based on the other reviews I was really skeptical and a bit scared to try this. It's actually really good, not too 'branchy or lawn like'. It does taste a bit herbal, I don't steep it for quite as long as the package notes. It's refreshing with a bit of lemon.
The strong earthy, vegetal notes aren’t for everyone but I enjoy this caffeine-free tea
The loose tea has a very strong earthy/grassy smell.
I was not a fan of this one. Too grassy tasting for me.
A very nice, light and herby or vegetal tasting tea. I love the flavor and the smell.
Sorry, but I just couldn't stomach this one. The aroma was the mix of a very powerful lemony scented alfalfa cube and nail polish remover. Maybe it was just me, but not my cup of tea!
Grassy herbal tea that boasts great health benefits.
i bought this one more for the health benefits than the taste. I haven't tried it by itself, but mixed with other flavors you don't notice a difference and hopefully still get the benefits.
I actually ground these up into a powder to use in baking, instead of making a tea. Made my bread nice and greenish though.
This is a very grassy earthy herbal tea, if the sort of leafy taste is not to your liking a little bit of honey takes that away. I like having it when I do not feel great!
It's a got a nice light flavor, almost veggie in a way, that goes great with milk. Definitely for those who want something that won't keep them up at night but will make them feel good.
Green like a hillside
Plus good for inflammation
Tasty with honey
Everyone needs Moringa in their lives. Its positively so beneficial. Say Bye Bye to Brain Fog ..and No Caffiene!
This tea has grassy notes that remind me of summer. While I can understand it not being everyone's cup of tea (ha ha), it's a lovely, spring flavor.
Really herbally but, to me, it was not that flavorful.
this tea is alleged to have excellent health benefits and tastes great
Pleased to see Moringa offered here - it seems to be trending lately? Other than the fact that I somehow keep pronouncing it 'morning-ga' it's really a delightful tea, perfect for mid-afternoons. Has a light earthy, grassy taste with just a slight hint of citrus. Will definitely drink again!
I like the health benefits of this one. It would probably be best in some type of blend, but I haven't found the right one yet. On its own, it's a very mild flavor.
I was happy to see Adagio add this to the line up. I've had it for a couple of months and have been sipping it here and there for the health benefits. I find they described it perfectly. It's a good one to grab it you enjoy using tea and herbs for their natural benefits. Sip, sip away!
It's hard to describe the taste - it's not quite like anything else. It's not a bad taste though, but it stands though it's not harsh. By itself I wasn't as fond of it, so I've taken to mixing it with other teas. I've tried mixing it with double ginger to wake me up in the morning and I like that - but even with all that ginger and pepper there's still a hint of the moringa taste.
Ordered this on a whim and actually really enjoyed it. I'm a green tea drinker so I enjoy the taste. Drank consistently for a few weeks and felt healthier.
Tastes like a normal herbal tea. Its not bad but I didn't taste anything special about this tea
Earthy and slightly sweet, a tad of citrus and mildly vegetal flavor. I enjoyed the cuppa at my 2:00 p.m. break. I found it quite pleasant. Liked, not loved...will withhold my reorder decision until I have had more cups of it from the sample I ordered.
Update: I just read that Moringa was not good for people with hypothyroidism so, since I fit into that category, I will not be ordering any more.
Moringa is considered one of these super foods… well, maybe. I can’t say it’s unpleasant, but very grassy.
Though I don’t mind to drink it on occasion it is still not really “my” cup of tea.
I enjoyed the tea. It was so subtle and light. It has a nice earthy flavor to it.
I wasn't sure what to expect with this but followed others reviews after trying on it's own and blended with blood orange. Yummy afternoon tea for me to add to my rotation.
Smooth and buttery, and while I usually like green vegetal earthy teas, this has a flavor to me like spinach hot leaf juice. Maybe it wouldn't be so pronounced mixed with other teas? Not huge on the taste.
great tea to include in your daily consumption due to its immense health benefits! @adagioteas
My new morning routine. @adagioteas