J MAC BOTANICALS Organic Lemon Grass (8 oz bag) Certified USDA Organic, Cut & Sifted Dried Lemongrass tea from Egypt, Packaged in the USA

I have ordered lemongrass tea in the past, but this was much better and will be my go-to. Packaging was sealed and is organic - both very important to me. The tea was very flavorful and pair deliciously with a small squeeze of lemon when serving hot. Most of the time, I use this to brew cold tea however. It is very refreshing, plus it is believed to reduce inflammation. Sometimes I add some green tea to it so I get the added benefits of the green tea, combined with the flavors of the lemongrass. I actually prefer to drink it cold over hot. Very well packaged.

Good packaging. Tastes great. No issues. I believe this was a good value. The lemongrass was fresh and has a good taste. Thanks

I'm familiar with lemongrass as I plant it in the garden and cook it with many recipes.This lemongrass tea doesn't have a strong citrusy scent and flavor as the fresh lemongrass because the herb was dried out so I'm not sure all the benefits from lemongrass will stay the same.Most flavor & scent from lemongrass are at the bottome of the plant, close to the root, not on the stalks.However, at a cold evening or early morning, this dried lemongrass tea can be convenient at home or at work and make you feel good as lemongrass can help to relieve anxiety, lower bad cholesterol, and control blood pressure.

Good and clean contents. Still has some lemongrass smell. And the tea tastes good. I will buy it again if available when I am buying more.

Flavor , price .

This tea is so good and even my kids are now drinking tea.

I am not impressed with this product. The steeped tea has a very very very mild lemongrass scent, it’s almost negligible maybe because it contains only the grassy portion and not the lower stalk.

My first impression of this package of lemongrass was that it is huge and oh my goodness how am I going to use all of this in my cooking. I make a lot of stir fries and stuff like that that would warrant lemongrass usage but this bag is waaaaay too much to reasonably use in a regular American kitchen within it's shelf life. And then I realized that I like lemongrass tea and have purchased it inside tea bags before so if I brewed it as a looseleaf tea then it would taste just as good and I'd be able to use the lemongrass before it loses it flavor. I crushed a bit of it for an Asian stirfry with shrimp and veggies and it imparted an excellent flavor. It is not quite as good as fresh but I enjoy it and don't find it to be too woody which can happened with dried lemongrass. It crushes easily with mortar and pestle but also can be finely chopped with a knife which is nice. For the tea, I used a tea strainer ball and steeped it for about four minutes with a bit of honey and it was delicious. I also love to make a tincture with lemongrass, ginger and honey so I may try to use the dried lemongrass for that as well and see how it turns out. Overall this bag is an excellent value but do note that it is likely much more than you will reasonably use before it goes stale. Perhaps consider splitting it with a friend if your intention is only to use it as a culinary spice. If you'd like it as a tea then you could easily brew many many cups.