Numi Organic Tea Orange Spice, 16 Count Box of Tea Bags (Pack of 6), White Tea

I tried this tea when it was being served at the Cheesecake Factory and fell in love! There was only one problem, none of the stores that carried the Numi Organic Tea brand near me carried the White Orange Spice flavor. I thought I would never find it, but the fateful day I found this tea on Amazon, and for such a great price, I was elated! It is just as wonderful, light, and fruity as I remembered and goes amazingly with honey. I am so glad there was a way to finally get this tea, it was definitely worth the wait!

I like tea, but not just any tea, but organic, sustainable clean tea. This tea fits the bill. Taste: As described on the box, it lives up to the flavors of warm cinnamon, cloves and oranges. It's not overpowering, nor is to spicy, but just right. You can control the taste by adding more water, shortening the brewing time by half or adding sweet components like honey, sugar or milk. Protip: Try adding this to your recipes that calls for water. It gives extra flavor. I made homemade bread and used leftover tea and it gave it a nice touch of flavor. Get creative!

Love this tea! Hits the spot on most days. Strength is good enough for 16oz mugs, smells wonderful. Definitely will buy again when I run out!

Delicious tea! Will be buying again. I want to try some other flavors.

It's good. A little heavy on the clove, and I would've enjoyed some floral notes, but it's definitely good. Their white rose is my favorite. For truly excellent white tea, though, I go to the bulk section of my co-op and buy silver needle white tea scented with jasmine flowers. I can fill up an entire tea tin for $10 and it lasts for months.

Great and what I was wanting! But they were just in a huge box. I have nothing to put them in to put in my cabinet. 100 loose tea packs

(This is a comment on two Numi white teas—Orange Spice, and White Rose—since Amazon seems to commingle reviews for both.) These are both quality white teas—healthful, delicate, and low-caffeine. To me, the sensory impact of these blends is mainly as fragrance, rather than taste—and both, pleasantly subtle. The bags come individually wrapped...air-tight. I cold-brew them by just putting a couple bags, at night (when I might otherwise use 3 bags of another tea), into my water bottle in the fridge. By morning, my tea is ready to sip throughout the day. (I’ve also heard that cold-brewing further reduces caffeine.) The “White Rose” is a light, summery fragrance...vaguely recalling Indian or Middle Eastern cuisine (rather than, say, a more heavily perfumed, rose-scented hand soap). The “Orange Spice” surprised me: I expected a more delicate version of “Constant Comment.” But what comes across to me is more like “pumpkin pie,” since I don’t detect much citrus—while the creamy spice rings out. (Again, delicately...not having the sharpness of a bold chai.) I’ll be back for more...

I was served this tea at ac local restaurant and I thought it was delicious. So I search for it online and found the exact tea. I chose it for the flavor and the fact that it has a little or no caffeine in it. The tea company makes several different flavors of tea which I also enjoy. I highly recommend it.