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Hung Phat Artichoke Tea, 25 teabags
Delicious, caffeine-free Artichoke tea is made from the whole Artichoke plant, although brands will differ in the percentage of flower, stem and leaf. This traditional herbal tea is a Vietnamese favorite, and has a smooth and naturally sweet flavor, rich mouthfeel, and surprising aroma reminiscent of vanilla or milk chocolate. It requires no sweetener, and it is used as a healthful drink in southeast Asia, where it is believed to promote liver functioning, via a mild detox and slight diuretic effect, and lower LDL cholesterol levels.
This 100% artichoke tea is subtle and has a strong initial rush of flavor, using flower, stem and root of the artichoke plant.
25 teabags, individually wrapped.
Customer Reviews
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My Daily Drink!
I LOVE this tea. It has a subtle flavor that is very pleasant and it truly makes me feel wonderful...I am convinced that drinking it has my whole system functioning better than ever. A lovely addition to a healthy life!
Posted by Beth on Apr 8th 2019
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Great flavor
Since I discovered the teas in the section products, I became curious to try them and this was my first selection. What impressed me the most was that as soon as I tasted, I noticed a significant difference in flavor in comparison to other teabags that I have try before. It tastes really sweet but subtle and it is very relaxing to drink.
Posted by Jose I Alvarado Zayas on Mar 21st 2017
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