- Organic Green Rooibos Tea Bags - Caffeine-Free, 40 ct

Delicious! Add a little half and half and some Turbinado sugar- and WOW!

This tea has a lovely flavor and will last me a long time.

Tastes so good especially with honey! Definitely recommend!!

I really loved this tea, but my last order was fairly disappointed. The tea bags were white instead of brown, but more importantly the tea just doesn't taste nearly as good as it used to. I hope it's just a temporarily change due to a shortage or something, because this tea was the best I have ever found!

I love that I can drink this any time of the day up until bed time. With no caffeine, and benefits to my heart and circulatory system, it’s a win win situation! It tastes great hot or iced! Great product!!

As described good taste

My favorite fact about this product is that it is pure South African tea. This product is a pleasure to enjoy and is loaded with health benefits! I’m proud of this find and will continue purchasing as one of my collection staples!

Love this tea. I have been using it regularly for about a year. I started using green rooibos to prevent possible damage from UVB exposure from regular use of a vitamin D lamp. I did a ton of research around price and quality, landed on this brand, and have never looked back. In my experience, Rooibos Rocks really cares about their customers and about the quality of their product. My most recent order (Jan/2020) arrived damaged. I was issued a prompt refund, and then received a kind note from Rooibos Rocks. They explained that they are based in Cape Town, and leave all their fulfillment to Amazon. Clearly something went wrong at the fulfillment centre this time. They thanked me for my patience and understanding and extended sincerest apologies. Really super. These guys care. As an FYI, I also coincidentally found that aspalathin, which green rooibos tea is a rich source of, is preventative against Alzheimer's disease: "Computational Studies Applied to Flavonoids against Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases found that for Alzheimer's, seven of the 39 flavonoids studied had the best molecular docking results, presented no toxicity risks, and that had good absorption rates were aspalathin, 8-prenylnaringenin, europinidin, epicatechin gallate, homoeriodictyol, butin, and norartocarpetin."