Yogi Green Tea Kombucha
Posted on August 28, 2007 by
After more years than I have fingers as a coffee addict, I quit cold turkey about six months ago. Now I get my morning jolt (and a bunch of antioxidants) from drinking green or white tea. My new favorite is Yogi Tea’s Green Tea Kombucha (pronounced Kom-boo-chaw).
Yogi Tea uses organic ingredients whenever they can. Green Tea Kombucha is made with Organic Green Tea Leaves, Organic Lemongrass, Organic Spearmint, Kombucha, Natural Passion Fruit Flavor and Natural Plum Flavor.
Yogi Tea says, “This effective blend of green tea and kombucha is designed to enhance your immune system, fight fatigue, and detoxify your body.” In addition to being good for you, it has a light fruity taste, that isn’t over powering. And I find it’s easier on my stomach first thing in the morning than plain green tea.
The packaging is simple and recyclable. Plus, Yogi Tea boxes have yoga positions featured on the side and cute little sayings on the tea bag tags.
This morning, my tea bag said, “The universe is the stage on which you dance, guided by your heart.”
I love this tea!!! Also, Pixie’s brand- Mate Chai is fantastic and a great pick-me-up!
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I’m glad I’m not the only one who’s into Yogi’s tea insight. I look forward to my tea quotes everyday. They make me happy.
I also quit coffee cold turkey a few months ago! I also started drinking yogi green tea kombucha. It is my favorite tea and i drink it every morning!!! I also love GT’s Raw Kombucha & Synergy. It really does amazing things for the body mind and soul.
That is strange, Kombucha does not really have anything to do with the specific tea, it has to do with culturing yeast and bacteria…which would be killed when bathed in hot water…and not present in a dry environment…
Well, what ever makes you happy I guess
I agree with MagicShoes, the Kombucha doesn’t have anything to do with dry tea, so I don’t see how it can be contained in a teabag. It’s all about the symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast, baby!