The Republic of Tea, Mango Ceylon, Metabolic Frolic Tea, 50

Quality tea makes a difference! Tastes great. The bags are a bit flimsy to my taste but fine.

I don't give 5 stars often but hands down...this IS the best tea. I was introduced to this tea by Panera Bread when it was known as the St. Louis Bread Company. (Yep, Im so old...I can also remember when Elton John had a girlfriend! 😆) I am however, a proud GenX. The tea sold in grocery stores is wretched especially if it's caffeine free. This tea is amazing. It smells divine and tastes even better. It is a bit pricey but you will know a good investment with the first sip. The mango is suttle and adds to the flavor of this rich tea...it doesn't overpower it. A small expensive (but not that expensive) luxury to get your day going...or unwind with a god book!

The Republic of Tea's Mango Ceylon Black Tea, Metabolic Frolic Tea, is a delightful blend that offers a light, sweet, and intoxicatingly fragrant experience. The combination of mango and sunflower blossoms with superior black tea leaves creates an uplifting taste that is perfect for any time of day. This tea is a favorite retreat for coffee lovers and is wonderful served hot or over ice. Pros: - Flavor: Light, sweet, and fragrant with a delightful mango twist. - Ingredients: All-natural, with no chemical additives or preservatives. - Health Benefits: Contains antioxidants, polyphenols, and catechins, with less caffeine than coffee. - Diet-Friendly: Gluten-free, sugar-free, and carb-free. Cons: - Availability: May not be available in all stores, but can be easily ordered online. Overall, this tea is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to enjoy a flavorful and healthy beverage.

Worth buying to me. Has a mild mango taste, just enough to notice and enjoy, but not overpowering. In fact, husband couldn’t tell it was a mango flavor and thought the taste was peculiar. But he didn’t know it was flavored black tea, but he did like it as well as myself it has something in the tea bag to flavor it obviously, which is noticeable because once I removed the tea bag it was heavy and somewhat sticky. I boiled water to 212 degrees and steep 2 minutes exactly. On its own it’s not sweet just a mild taste, with sweetener you can bring. Out the flavor more. Perfect because I didn’t want something with mostly added ingredients in the tea bag and very little actual black tea.

Taste is sophisticated, as in fine dining establishment. Not as flavorful as Trader Joes' or Ahmad's, but a helluva lot cheaper. In season at TJs, price is $3 and change. The TJ's tea bags that are listed have obviously been bought and held for high profit sales after it disappears from TJ's shelves. Smart move, I guess, on the buyers' part, but I'm not that addicted that I'm willing to pay 2X the normal retail cost.