iLe Herbal Tea Horchata (various aromatic plants). 25 ct

I love this tea! When I have major flare ups this is a preferred tea to help calm it down. I drink it hot because it is soothing for me in that way. Peppery, but not spicy A little lemony, like lemon balm/ lemongrass but not overwhelming Mixes of different florals It has ranges of different kinds of Mallow plants. I love this tea and I run out of it quickly because my kids love it too. You don’t need sugar. I love it as is.

Delightfully refreshing as a cold drink. Enjoyable hot too. Packaging says it’s made in Ecuador so it’s most likely the real thing the natives there drink. They often drink homemade, but these tea bags are quite tasty.

I got this after hunting down Ecuadorian Horchata. This is NOT the horchata that Americans know. It is fruity herbal tea from Loja Province in the south of Ecuador. I visited family there and was introduced to their version. It tastes just like I remembered and is so good. So if you want to try a different kind of tea and appreciate something that's not well known, give it a taste!

During my many years living in Cuenca, Ecuador, this was one of the bands I would regularly buy at the local SuperMaxi and Coral supermarkets. It tastes a bit like echinacea or elderberry tea but has several unique indigenous varietals of several different herbs and flowers. Contains no caffeine and is sometimes attributed to the unusually long lifespan of the people in the Loja valley. I love that I can buy this here in the USA. You will not find this tea produced anywhere on Earth outside of Ecuador. The box came with the very familiar official government seal. I can attest this product is 100% genuine.

Good product! Highly recommended!

If you are looking for Mexican style "horchata" (rice & cinnamon flavors) -- which I was when I ordered this product -- this is not that sort of horchata. It is, however, a very nice rooibos style herb tea, and recommended for what it is. In fact, I'm drinking an iced tumbler of it now.

This is not Horchata. It’s something flowery and it’s pink. It’s very good but it’s not Horchata.

Excellent product!