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“Not sure what about this tea is supposed to be manly, other than alleged health benefits, but its not very nice to drink at any rate. There is plenty of fruit notes that would be good drinking, but...” Read full tasting note
Like all other ayurvedic teas or infusion this one also serves a purpose. It is aimed to benefit men’s health with several ingredients which, following the ayurvedic teachings, may support the male body.
Ayurvedic medicine is known for more than 5,000 years. Its aim is to free your body and bring it back into a healthy balance. Ayurvedic teas or infusions are known to work as a cleanser. They are a mix of herbs and spices which have a positive effect on the human body.
All Ayurvedic teas are caffeine-free and can be consumed at any time of the day.
Please note: some of the ingredients like e.g. St John’s Wort can have an effect on other treatments (e.g. cancer treatments). Please ask your GP or nurse before consuming tea which has St John’s Wort as an ingredient.
Like all other ayurvedic teas or infusion this one also serves a purpose. It is aimed to benefit men’s health with several ingredients which, following the ayurvedic teachings, may support the male body.
Ayurvedic medicine is known for more than 5,000 years. Its aim is to free your body and bring it back into a healthy balance. Ayurvedic teas or infusions are known to work as a cleanser. They are a mix of herbs and spices which have a positive effect on the human body.
All Ayurvedic teas are caffeine-free and can be consumed at any time of the day.
Please note: some of the ingredients like e.g. St John’s Wort can have an effect on other treatments (e.g. cancer treatments). Please ask your GP or nurse before consuming tea which has St John’s Wort as an ingredient.
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Not sure what about this tea is supposed to be manly, other than alleged health benefits, but its not very nice to drink at any rate. There is plenty of fruit notes that would be good drinking, but under that all is a weird pasty flavour, almost like wet flour. I think that is the bean peels coming through. I managed to somewhat hide this by sweetening the tea, but it’s just not good. It’s not bad enough to pour the tea out over, but it’s bad enough that I am going to look for someone to give this tea too.
Maybe a man.
Flavors: Peas, Pineapple
