Buddha Teas Organic Wormwood Tea - OU Kosher, USDA Organic, CCOF Organic, 18 Bleach-Free Tea Bag

does what it promises. Very very very bitter.

You are not prepared for the taste - you will be shocked at how bad the aftertaste is, which makes you shake your head and gag. It's nature's medicine. It's not a tea you can relax and enjoy; it's work to get it down. But I'm drinking it for health for a couple of weeks, and I'm looking forward to seeing how this goes.

10 Side Effects of Wormwood Tea Despite its numerous benefits, wormwood tea must be consumed with caution: Nausea and Vomiting: Overconsumption may irritate the stomach. Allergic Reactions: Some individuals may develop rashes or itching. Dizziness: High doses can cause lightheadedness or vertigo. Seizures: Wormwood contains thujone, which in large amounts may trigger seizures. Hallucinations: Extremely high doses can have psychoactive effects. Kidney Irritation: Prolonged use may strain kidney function. Liver Toxicity: Overconsumption over time can harm the liver. Pregnancy Complications: It may stimulate uterine contractions. Interference with Medications: Can interact with blood thinners or diabetes medication. Heart Palpitations: Excessive consumption can affect heart rhythm.

Got it for the medicinal uses. It works for what worm wood is meant for. However it's the most bitter tasting tea I've ever tasted in my life. Maybe I prepped it wrong, but when steeped with hot tea water for 2 minutes it was such a a powerful flavor. 2 teaspoons of sugar and honey didn't help. I even tried diluting it in a fruit smoothie. It was still there. If you are using this as a medicine, you won't regret it. But if you are looking for a sweet comfort tea, steer clear.

What really impressed me is how potent the tea feels. You can taste the purity and strength of the wormwood right away. It’s not a mild or ordinary tea—it has a powerful character that makes it stand out from almost every other herbal tea I’ve tried.