Yogi Tea Organic Ashwagandha Balance, 17 Tea Bags 34g
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I will not sell you stress management or mental clarity from a teabag, no infusion does that, so take it as a flavour and it holds up fine. Seventeen ingredients sounds chaotic but it resolves into something legible: acerola cherry and hibiscus give a bright, tart berry zing up front, peppermint and lemongrass keep it cool and fresh through the middle, and ashwagandha root with liquorice sits underneath as a warming, slightly earthy-sweet base. The finish is clean with no dusty bitterness. The two things to weigh are the tartness, this is a lively, almost cranberry-sharp cup rather than a soft soothing one, and the liquorice-ashwagandha base, which carries that distinctive rooty sweetness some people love and others do not. Within the Yogi range it is the fruit-tart one against the spiced Turmeric Chai and the leafy Alkaline Herbs. Caffeine-free, good iced where the berry really pops, a honey swirl rounds the sharpness. Drink it for the bright, unusual taste, not for the adaptogen wording on the box.
Yogi Tea Organic Ashwagandha Balance is a mindful way to support your nervous system and find your inner centre. This 34g pack contains 17 tea bags featuring a sophisticated Ayurvedic blend of ashwagandha, passionflower, and acerola cherry, giving you a deep reddish pink brew with a tart berry zing. If you want to buy yogi tea organic ashwagandha balance tea online in the UK for natural stress relief, these bags provide a high quality adaptogenic brew that is perfect for your 2026 wellness routine.
Packaging: Follow the current UK pack and local-authority guidance; components can require different disposal routes.
Caffeine Status: Naturally caffeine free, making it the perfect choice for all day hydration or a peaceful wind down before bed without any risk of sleep disruption. Taste Profile: You get an immediate hit of tart cherry and berries followed by a cooling mint middle and a clean finish with a subtle warming earthy sweetness. What is it? A nervous system stabiliser using six percent ashwagandha root and five percent passionflower to help the body manage stress and maintain focus throughout the day.
Curator notes: Tasting profile reflects our editorial review against the current pack format and brand spec sheet. All product pairing recommendations, brewing temperature ranges and freshness windows are also published in the detailed product Q&A tab and ingredient breakdown sections below. All product pairing recommendations, brewing temperature ranges and freshness windows are also published in the detailed product Q&A tab and ingredient breakdown sections below.
Yogi Tea Organic Ashwagandha Balance is a daily essential for anyone looking for a natural way to manage stress and find mental clarity. Unlike basic herbal teas that can sometimes taste thin, this infusion uses a complex matrix of 17 organic ingredients to create a full bodied and aromatic cup. This Yogi pack makes it easy to enjoy traditional Ayurvedic wisdom whether you are starting a high pressure morning or need a moment of peace in the middle of a busy afternoon.
This adaptogenic ashwagandha tea works brilliantly as a hot soothing mug, a refreshing iced berry tonic, or even as a base for healthy breakfast recipes. It is a reliable, high quality herbal option that fits easily into a modern lifestyle in 2026.
How Does Yogi Tea Organic Ashwagandha Balance Taste?
- Berry Zing: ●●●●● (5/5) Bright and tart notes from acerola cherry and hibiscus that provide an immediate sensory lift.
- Herbal Calm: ●●●●○ (4/5) Cooling peppermint and lemongrass undertones that keep the brew feeling fresh.
- Earthy Depth: ●●●○○ (3/5) Subtle notes of ashwagandha root and liquorice providing a sturdy, warming foundation.
- Clean Finish: ●●●●● (5/5) A gentle and palate cleansing aftertaste with zero lingering bitterness.
Teas.co.uk Curator Rating: 4.8/5, Our expert verdict.
The Story of Yogi Tea
Yogi Tea began in 1969 when Yogi Bhajan, a teacher of Kundalini Yoga, started serving a spicy aromatic tea to his students in California.
- Ayurvedic Roots: The brand is a global leader in Ayurveda, maintaining its heritage of mindful living and holistic wellness.
- Adaptogenic Mastery: This blend was specifically developed to help the body adapt to modern stressors using clinically studied roots and flowers.
- B Corp Excellence: Yogi meets the highest standards of social and environmental performance, ensuring your tea supports both people and the planet.
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The Story Behind the Yogi
Yogi Tea was launched in 1969 in California by yoga teacher Yogi Bhajan, who served a spiced Indian chai to his American yoga students. The blend became known as "Yogi Tea" and grew into a global brand of herbal infusions, now owned by Wessanen and certified by Soil Association Organic across its full range.
sustainable production and ensuring their products have a minimal impact on the planet.
- Packaging: Follow the current UK pack and local-authority guidance; components can require different disposal routes.
- Renewable Energy: Their production facilities use one hundred percent renewable energy, and they utilise rail logistics to reduce CO2 emissions.
- Farmer Welfare: The brand has invested over seven hundred thousand dollars in regenerative farming projects, impacting over four thousand farmers globally.
How Does Yogi Tea Organic Ashwagandha Balance Compare to:
- Pukka Peace: Yogi offers a more fruity, berry forward profile, whereas Pukka Peace is heavier on hemp and spearmint notes.
- Teapigs Calm: While Teapigs focuses on chamomile and lemon balm, Yogi provides a more complex adaptogenic hit with ashwagandha and Vitamin C.
- Clipper Organic Zen: Both are great for eco conscious drinkers, but Yogi provides a much more colourful and tart experience compared to Clipper green tea blends.
Brewing The Perfect Cup of Yogi Tea Organic Ashwagandha Balance, 17 Tea Bags 34g
- Water temperature: 100°C, just boiled water is essential for full extraction of theaflavins and thearubigins.
- Measure: One bag per 200ml of water for a standard cup; use 2 bags in 300ml if you want builder strength.
- Steep: 3 to 5 minutes; longer for a stronger, milkier cup, shorter for a lighter pour.
- Service: Add a splash of full fat milk and stir; sugar to taste. The tannins are balanced by the milk casein, which is why British tea is almost always drunk with milk.
- Iced version: Brew 4 bags strong in 500ml, dissolve 4 tablespoons of caster sugar in the warm tea, cool, dilute with 500ml of cold water and the juice of 2 lemons.
- Caffeine: naturally caffeine free.
- Best with: a full English breakfast, toast and marmalade, fruit cake, scones with cream.
Safety & Dietary Notes
Yogi Tea Organic Ashwagandha Balance, 17 Tea Bags 34g is a single ingredient infusion; safety points below cover the caffeine status, allergen status and nutritional profile of this specific blend.
- Ingredients and dietary suitability: Check the current UK pack before purchase; formulations and allergen advice can change.
- Caffeine: naturally caffeine free.
- Nutrient Note: Rich in theaflavins and thearubigins from the fully oxidised leaf; these are the compounds responsible for the brisk, coppery character of a good cup.
- Shelf Life: See best before date printed on the pack; product remains safe past that date but loses aromatic strength. Store somewhere cool, dry and away from direct sunlight in an airtight container.
About Yogi Tea Organic
Yogi Tea grew out of yoga teacher Yogi Bhajan's Ayurvedic kitchen blends and became one of the most-distinctive herbal-tea brands globally. Every bag has a wisdom quote on the tag, every blend is built around traditional Ayurvedic principles, and the entire range is organic and ethically sourced. Strong on functional positioning (Bedtime, Detox, Choco).
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I will not sell you stress management or mental clarity from a teabag, no infusion does that, so take it as a flavour and it holds up fine. Seventeen ingredients sounds chaotic but it resolves into something legible: acerola cherry and hibiscus give a bright, tart berry zing up front, peppermint and lemongrass keep it cool and fresh through the middle, and ashwagandha root with liquorice sits underneath as a warming, slightly earthy-sweet base. The finish is clean with no dusty bitterness. The two things to weigh are the tartness, this is a lively, almost cranberry-sharp cup rather than a soft soothing one, and the liquorice-ashwagandha base, which carries that distinctive rooty sweetness some people love and others do not. Within the Yogi range it is the fruit-tart one against the spiced Turmeric Chai and the leafy Alkaline Herbs. Caffeine-free, good iced where the berry really pops, a honey swirl rounds the sharpness. Drink it for the bright, unusual taste, not for the adaptogen wording on the box.
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| Product type | Fruit & Herbal Tea |
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| Brand | Yogi Tea Organic |
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| Pack yield | 17 servings |
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