Tick Tock Organic Rooibos Tea

This Tick Tock rooibos has a smooth, naturally sweet flavor that tea drinkers describe as 'golden' and 'full bodied.' It's not grassy or bitter like some teas—instead, it has a mellow, slightly earthy sweetness that's genuinely pleasant on its own. Seven reviewers specifically praised the taste, noting it's fresh and flavorful without needing any additions, though it also works beautifully with honey or milk if you prefer.

Absolutely! This is a completely caffeine-free tea, which is one of the main reasons people love it. You can enjoy it any time of day or night without the jitters or sleep disruption you'd get from regular tea or coffee. It's become a go-to evening tea for many customers precisely because of this.

Yes, this is actually perfect for beginners. The preparation is straightforward—just steep and go—and it's very forgiving if you leave the bag in a bit too long. The taste is consistent from cup to cup, and it's versatile enough that you can drink it plain to experience the natural flavor, or blend it with other teas like hibiscus if you want to experiment. No special equipment or tea expertise required.

It blends surprisingly well! Several tea enthusiasts mention mixing it with hibiscus tea specifically, where the rooibos adds a smooth, golden complement to the tart hibiscus. The medium intensity means it won't overpower other flavors, but it's full-bodied enough to hold its own in a blend. If you like creating your own tea combinations, this is a solid base to work with.

For an organic rooibos, yes—multiple customers called it out as affordable and good value. You're getting 40 tea bags of certified organic rooibos that's fresh and flavorful, which is competitive pricing for this quality level. It's not the absolute cheapest tea on the shelf, but for what you're getting (organic certification, consistent taste, proper freshness), it's priced fairly.

It's a very solid tea overall, but one reviewer mentioned that when served cold, it can have a slight medicinal quality reminiscent of cough syrup. This seems to be rare and specific to cold brewing, though—hot preparation gets consistently positive reviews. There was also one instance of packaging arriving opened, but that appears to be an isolated shipping issue rather than a product problem.