Ronnefeldt LeafCup Morgentau Green Tea

Instead of a traditional string, these bags have a clever hook that hangs over the side of your cup. Multiple reviewers mention this makes them super convenient—no more fishing out soggy strings or having the bag fall into your tea. Plus, despite being in bag format, they contain actual loose leaf tea, so you're getting premium quality without needing a strainer or teapot.

Reviewers consistently describe it as 'outstanding' and 'great tasting' with a moderate flavor strength. The mango and citrus notes are noticeable but not overwhelming—this isn't a candy-sweet flavored tea. The flower petals add a subtle complexity that makes it feel sophisticated rather than artificial. It's the kind of green tea that even people who don't usually love green tea seem to enjoy.

That depends on what you value. Yes, it's definitely pricier than typical supermarket green tea. But reviewers point out this is hotel and luxury venue quality—the kind of tea you'd find at high-end establishments. Each bag is individually wrapped to preserve freshness, and you're getting loose leaf quality. If you're someone who drinks tea daily and wants something special, or you're buying it as a gift, most reviewers felt the quality justified the cost.

Actually, it's perfect for both. Beginners love that it's foolproof—the tea bag format means no measuring, no steeping equipment, and the hook design prevents any mishaps. But tea enthusiasts appreciate that Ronnefeldt managed to put genuine loose leaf quality into a convenient format. You're getting the complexity and flavor profile of premium tea without the fuss. It's a great bridge product if you're transitioning from basic tea bags to better quality tea.

Very portable! Reviewers specifically mention that the slender individually-wrapped bags slip easily into a purse or travel bag. The individual wrapping means they stay fresh and won't pick up other odors. The downside is that the plastic wrapping does create some waste, but the tradeoff is ultimate convenience—you can have premium tea anywhere you have hot water.

The name 'Morgentau' actually means 'morning dew' in German, which gives you a hint—it's designed as a morning tea. The green tea base provides a gentle energy boost without the jitters of coffee, and the bright mango-citrus notes feel refreshing and energizing. That said, since it's not overly caffeinated like black tea, several reviewers also enjoy it as an afternoon pick-me-up.