Good Earth Sweet & Spicy Herbal Tea

One of the best things about this tea is that it's naturally sweet without any added sweetener. The cinnamon and orange flavors create a pleasant sweetness that most people find completely satisfying on its own. Eight different reviewers specifically mentioned they don't need to add any sugar or honey, which is pretty rare for herbal teas.

The spice level is very mild and approachable—think of it as a gentle warmth rather than heat. Reviewers describe it as having a pleasant 'zing' from the ginger and cinnamon without being overpowering at all. If you're worried about spice, this is a great introduction since it gives you that cozy, warming sensation without any burn.

No, it's completely caffeine-free since it's based on rooibos (red bush tea) rather than traditional tea leaves. That makes it perfect for evening drinking or if you're sensitive to caffeine but still want something flavorful and warming.

The dominant flavors are sweet cinnamon and orange, with subtle notes of ginger and peppermint in the background. The rooibos base gives it a smooth, slightly earthy foundation. People describe it as cozy and aromatic—like a dessert tea that smells amazing while it's brewing. It works well both hot and iced, though the warm spices really shine when served hot.

There have been some reports of packaging problems—things like smashed boxes, torn seals, or receiving the wrong variant (orange box instead of maroon). A few people also mentioned their recent batches seemed less potent than they remembered, needing 3-4 bags instead of 2 for the same flavor strength. These issues seem inconsistent, but it's worth inspecting your package when it arrives and reaching out to the seller if something seems off.

This is genuinely a crowd-pleaser. If you're new to tea, it's incredibly beginner-friendly—no sweetener needed, forgiving to brew, and mild enough that even people who don't usually like tea seem to enjoy it. For experienced tea drinkers, the rooibos base offers a nice caffeine-free option, and the blend is complex enough that you can enhance it with additions like caramel creamer or coconut oil if you want to experiment.