I've been drinking loose leaf tea for years that come to China wow it's good it's nowhere nearest good as mighty tea. I first tried it on a trip to California and ordered some immediately read more

it has been 16 days since I placed a order, 13 days since my credit card was billed an their help line has now told me to wait another 48 hours three times. They still haven't delivered the product to the shipping company. read more

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Mighty Leaf Tea is mighty good and can be found at speciality markets as well as coffee houses. Albeit, as a non-coffee drinker tea is always my perferred choice. I throughly enjoy Green and White Orchard. Artisan crafted tea pouches to make Starbucks look like a joke. Four stars to Mighty Leaf as it is utterly priced expensive where one can go bankrupt. Good health comes with a hefty price tag. read more

On a recent visit to Elephant Pharmacy in Berkeley, I noticed that they had a respectable collection of tea brands that I hadn't tried. Among these brands was the glorious and all powerful Mighty Leaf. Having never tried the brand, and being a fan of many different teas, I purchased the variety pack. My thought was that I would take note of the teas that I liked and didn't like so I could make a more informed purchase in the future. Well...problem, I LOVE THEM ALL!!! I think I will continue to purchase the variety pack. Their magical tea bags of happiness (I know what you're thinking) really are something special! It's just like having loose tea, only not. Plus, they carry a number of interesting tea combinations that I have not seen elsewhere. read more

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I am a huge TEA fan...my co-worker stole a couple pouches of the Green Tea Tropical (from his girlfriend's stash) for me to sample and I have been HOOKED ever since! I ordered the bulk of 100 from their website, for the office and it is G-O-N-E- gone! Ingredients listed for Green Tea Tropical: Green tea, banana, strawberry, pineapple, guava, and exotic fruit flavors with red, white and blue cornflowers, pineapple pieces They carry this at Mollie Stones, but for about $9-10, for a box of 15 pouches. On www.mightyleaf.com, they are $43.50/ 100. A bit pricey- yes. But it will be the best tea you ever have, and is still cheaper than that triple non-fat, extra frothy, latte at Starbucks... read more

They should change their name to "Might Leaf Pee My Pants" because its that good. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah it's sooooOOoOoooo expensive but seriously when you try their tea it will knock you on your ass. Also, when you compare it to the price of a Peet's or Starbucks coffee you are saving a few bucks. The Rainforest Mate blows my mind! The Green Tea Tropical, African Nector Tea and Chamomile Citris will put your tea tasting palate at a place no other tea can get to. I don't even know what I just said but trust me they are BOMB. There is no other tea in the world that comes close to the caliber that is Mighty Leaf. If you are at all interested in elevating the quality of your life you will try Mighty Leaf. What are you waiting for? GET TO SAFEWAY AND BUY THIS SHIT! read more

If there is a better tea out there, please tell me. I discovered this tea at Tender greens, My fiance who has a fantastic pallet was raving about the Earl Grey tea. I tried the Camomile and was amazed at how good it tasted. I found that Peet's Coffee sells the tea over the counter. I would like to hear what the complaints were and why only 3 stars. Thanks. read more

I used to be a huge fan. Just bought a box and it is horrible!!! What has happened to this company? Very disappointing!!! read more

This review is about the tea, not the company. My drug of choice is black tea, which is really green tea just further dried and fermented. Many tea distributors will then flavor black tea, or buy it flavored and then resell it. I believe Mighty Leaf flavors their own teas. And they do a good job. I don't care so much for those pretty little pouches because that really doubles or triples the actual price of the tea itself. You end up paying for looks and presentation, which may gain you points on the vanity scale, but you loose points on the heart of the matter scale, which in this case, is the quality of the tea. If you are a serious tea drinker, a cup or so a day, or a few times a week, then buy bulk. It's about 1/3 the price of the tea baggery situation. Wholefoods is where I go to bulk up. My top black teas from The Mighty are (no order due to mood swings): ~ Orange Jasmine ~ Pear Caramel ~ California Fields Enjoy! read more

Behold the greatest packaged tea that you may ever sip. When a restaurant brings out a Mighty Leaf tea pouch (they don't call them bags because they are something different), it bumps that place up a few notches in my book. Their blends are absolutely delightful. read more

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Their asian teas are uniformly bad. Jasmine and Green Dragon taste like the low quality green tea I get at any Asian market. I wonder where they're sourcing them. Only the Hojicha is somewhat drinkable. And their tea bag is badly designed, the string may look nicely but is also great capillary action every time. So if you leave the tea bag there, it will drip tea all over the table in couple of minuets. read more

How is it that San Rafael is the HQ for good caffeinated beverage companies? Equator, one of my favorite coffee companies also hails from here. I've had the teas from Mighty leaf in many a restaurant and cafe and one of my co workers just handed me a box of Orange Dulce. Not sure why I waited till now to review them. Even the non loose leaf satchels are small packages of craftsmanship. More importantly the tea variety is large and it's good tasting stuff. 4.3 stars read more

Mighty Leaf Tea Company has turned me into complete a tea snob! From their silk tea pouches to their awesome variety of teas, I am hooked. I have at least three cups a day while at work. I start off with two cups of the aromatic Orange Dulce in the morning, a stronger caffeinated black tea concoction with notes of jasmine and vanilla, and one cup of Mountain Spring Jasmine as my afternoon pick me up. I highly recommend finding a favorite and ordering it in bulk off their website. The 100 pouch option is packaged in a colorful foil lined packet, as opposed to the normal cellophane wrappers, making them last much longer. I have only seen this tea at a few places. California Cafe in Los Gatos serves it, and I've also seen at the office of my esthetician, Penn Patee of Skin Space. Once you try it you will be an enthusiast - you can purchase it from Draeger's, Cost Plus World Market, or off their website: http://www.mightyleaf.com read more

I agree with Michelle S., their customer service is terrible. I've ordered tea from them a few times, and never had a problem until my last order. I waited and waited for my order, which never came. I called a couple of times to find out what was up, and no one ever called me back. I also e-mailed them, and I never received a response back until close to a week later. Their response was really curt with no apology whatsoever. They ran out of one of the loose teas that I ordered and had to make a fresh batch. Now why couldn't they drop me a quick courtesy e-mail to let me know that, instead of keeping me waiting and wishing that I never placed the damn order in the first place? BAD, UNACCEPTABLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! Despite my bad experience, their teas are really good. The rooibos African Nectar is my fave. It's nice and robust, and I can usually make at least two full teapots out of a single bag. Their loose teas also go a long way. So even though their teas are a little pricey, in that respect, they're worth it. Overall -- 3.5 stars read more

(Editing to bitch about their website) I love this company still, but I don't like being forced to use Internet Explorer to order their teas. For whatever reason, I couldn't select anything in Firefox. I haven't been to this actual location, but I've been a fan of Mighty Leaf Tea for years. My first discovered favorite is their flavorful Chrysanthemum tea (which I generally only order in Chinese dim sum restaurants, but this is much much better than any I've ever had), and my latest revelation is the Mountain Spring Jasmine. It's amazing, and the service is so fast, too! I ordered my tea online, and received it the next day at noon. Excellent all around. read more

I will add to the kudos here. The Mighty Leaf people used to run a cafe on Fillmore Street - Tea and Company -- which was stylish and well-executed. I guess that their business model didn't plan on people occupying tables for 3-4 hours while consuming a $2 cup of tea. I was sad, sad to see Tea and Company go -- but love Mighty Leaf mail order. Yes, it takes a little more planning than going to Peet's, but I order 3 bags at a time which usually keeps me in tea for a month or so. Mighty Leaf isn't afraid to emphasize flavors. Peet's tends to have a purist attitude about tea (even as they crank out frozen green tea frappes....) in that flavors are few. Yes, there's mango, earl grey, and osmanthus fancy even -- but none of the sublime flavors that one could get at Mariage Freres or Fauchon in Paris. Mighty Leaf fills this void. Favorites: Green Tea Tropical -- always tastes fresh and bright Orchid Oolong -- despite the name, it's coconut flavored - and richly so Lychee -- the aroma is so heady it should be a controlled substance Pear Caramel -- smooth and delectable Flavors I'd like to see at Mighty Leaf: Grapefruit (black or green tea) Lemon myrtle Passion fruit green tea The full-leaf teas can be brewed at least twice with little loss of flavor. Yes it'd be great if the loose teas were available in more venues (and not every Whole Foods carries them -- and then not every flavor), but I'll put up with it for the consistently great tea. read more

Never never order from here. The tea takes way way too long to even come. Never even got an email confirmation about my order. And all my phone calls get directed towards a voice mail. Save your money and buy somewhere else. read more

Mighty Leaf is in general a great tea company. The Organic African Nectar is one of my favorite rooibos blends. Very well balanced. Very tasty. Drink it. (Why isn't there more funny in this review?) read more

So we order these teas for my office, and I cannot begin to tell you how many of our patients LOVE it (myself and the rest of the staff included). The bags of tea arent your typical tea bags, they are beautiful pouches with dried herbs, flowers, fruits, and tea leaves. my favorite flavor is the green tea tropical and the organic green dragon. Try them out, you will LOVE them :) read more

This is where I buy my loose leaf organic Earl Grey tea. It is the MOST fragrant and flavorful I've ever had. I first had it served by room service at the W here in Manhattan. Yum! You can get some of their bagged teas at the Garden of Eden on the UWS (http://www.yelp.com/biz/MF8l_0vWjjNgv5dOuf3w0g ). read more

If I were rating just the tea it would be four and five stars, at least for the ones I've tried. Some won't stand up to a second brew and their bagged tea is often weak but their bulk teas, especially the blended ones are some of the best tea I've ever had and I'm addicted to a few of them. However, this review is not about the tea because the tea alone does not make the company. Their teas are overpriced and this is proven on all their competitors websites. Yes the Mighty Leaf Tea blends are unusual and unusually good, but not to the extent they've priced them. The only way you can buy some of the teas is through their website. They will not let you pick up tea so you're forced to pay shipping and in many instances the shipping is equal to the cost of the tea, even when you live in their neighborhood! That's just not right and the wholesale tea buyer's from our local grocery stores agree. Mighty Leaf loose teas aren't sold in the grocery stores so there is no way around the shipping. If Mighty Leaf really cared about fair and equal distribution they would address the concerns of the tea buyers about keeping bulk tea fresh on the shelves (like many of their competitors) so that we don't have to pay for shipping. The website is programmed so it is difficult to order what you want, when you want it. There is no such thing as next day shipping. Customer service is almost always one very nice woman, but raise a complaint and she goes defensive. The "I just work here" remark was such a surprise. Today I went to the websites for Samovar, Numi, The Tea Spot, Tea District, Rishi Tea and Generation Tea. I purchased their version of my favorite Mighty Leaf teas. I am determined to never over pay for tea again even if it means giving up the ones I love. Shame on Mighty Leaf for making it so hard. read more

I placed an order online for loose tea. When I hadn't heard anything after 2 weeks, I called their customer service. They said they'd "moved warehouses" and that all orders were delayed. I waited another week and called again. They said they were still having trouble filling orders. I canceled and they said they'd issue a credit. That was almost 3 weeks ago, and still no credit. I'll never buy from them again. Adagio is much better, since they actually ship the product they sell. Imagine that. read more

2 months after i placed an order with mighty leaf,i found a charge for 41.79 from them on a card i no longer use. They told me the products and they were no something i ordered or received (i dont even like their organic breakfast). They are fighting me a bout reversing this unauthorized charge. I am now dealing with bofa disputes. I know someone who got a charg e on their card 8 months after ordering at mighty leaf. Watch out for your credit card around them. read more

Terrible customer service. They dont return emails and if you call you get a recording. I have been waiting for hours for a call back.

If ever anything will get 5 stars from me it is Mighty Leaf Tea! From the moment I tore open my first foil lined package of Mighty Leaf Earl Grey, I knew this was something special. Sitting back and savoring a cup of Mighty Leaf after an exceptional dinner gives a feeling of relaxation and satiation above any other on earth. Pick any flavor of Mighty Leaf and you too can experience this tea of teas. read more

Worst customer service ever! I have been buying Mighty Leaf products for the past 10 years from grocery stores. It is a little expensive but have found the taste to be worth it. I've liked the product well enough to purchase it also as a gift for friends and family. BUT, after today's experience, I have decided to NOT buy Mighty Leaf's products anymore. I called customer service because I noticed a hair inside of a Marrakesh Mint tea bag. The customer service person I reached, Cecilia, (I asked for her name because she was SO rude) said "SO? WHAT CAN I DO ?" I realize that the hair was not Cecilia's fault, but I would have, at least appreciated an apology on behalf of the company. I was motivated to call because I wanted to point out a defect so that the company could better manage quality control. But she didn't care. When I asked her for the address to send the tea bag to, she recited it blindingly fast and refused to repeat it. Also, since I have been buying the product for such a long time, I've noticed that the quantities of tea in the tea bags have diminished. But as one might expect, the prices haven't changed! Mighty Leaf, you have lost a loyal customer! The Leaf is no longer Mighty! read more

No matter how good your product is, if your PROCESS is broken, the company will fail. Been a long term 5 year customer primarily of green tea. About 8 months ago they ran out of one of my favorite teas. The web site offered no option to notify me when it was in, or any consideration for them being out of stock. Yesterday I went in to order a number of 8 green teas. 50% were OUT OF STOCK. nothing on what they would do , no estimate of availability. no option to Chat on line. I dont know about you but I've been in customer service all my life. If something was out of stock I had to give a 90% date certainty of when it would be in and get it to the customer. I hate to find new suppliers but I will need to find a new tea suppler. I love the teas really. But you cant drink what you cant get. No option ot contact customer service. Their surveys are useless since they are not doing anything raised in a survey I have taken many time. No feedback No Service No tea read more

Do not order from this company if you live east of Chicago. I ordered tea on the 4th of May and will not receive my order until the 15th! The website leads yiu to believe you will get 3-day shipping for free, but this is not true. read more

I am such a fucking girl for Mighty Leaf Tea. You will never drink Celestial Seasonings or Lipton ever again. I am too cheap to buy a whole box but I always pick up a cup at Boulange de Cole or Cafe Du Soleil with some madelines or a brioche. The "American Breakfast" always sets me straight. read more

It really is the very best. I have at least 2-3 cups a day. Today it's been all about the "Organic Mint Melange".

Terrible company!! I was a customer for over ten years but I do NOT want to buy these teas from Mighty Leaf after I've had 3 terrible customer services. The last experience was that the website was not working and when I called the agent said " I guess you can't buy the tea then" then she said, " you don't know how to pay means no tea for you!" I was just lost the words and hang up the phone. No more waste of my time. read more

Love, love, love their products. Their ordering and customer service are not as good. I had to wait a day to get a reply to one of my questions. Is there only one person working in customer service? Maybe one person in the whole company? Definitely just one person working in accounting or whoever does inventory. Someone gave me a pouch of the lemon verbena tea. I loved it. I ordered from a different, cheaper brand but it wasn't as good. So I ordered some lemon verbena from Mighty Leaf and some mint tea as well. Just ordered directly from them for the first time. Got the message "we're doing inventory and your order will be delayed". Then a week of silence. When I finally emailed customer service I did get an answer after 24 hours that my order was going out today and wait for a tracking number. Never heard of a modern company "shutting down" to do inventory. Bizarre. read more

awesomepossum teas come from mighty leaf tea! great for gifts or for yourself :) many great restaurants in the bay area carry this tea as well. you can also buy them at whole foods and several other shops (search on the mighty leaf website) or you can order directly from their site :) chose from several varieties of teas and blends in loose teas or pouches read more

The best tea you will find anywhere. I am not even into tea that much, but that doesn't stop me from buying a 100 count box of chamomile. Mighty Leaf is offered at many of the highest-end restaurants, and deservedly so. It is simply the best. They have many online sales. Take advantage. read more

Might Leaf is the BEST tea in the world! Its expensive but totally worth the splurge. My fav is the Orange Dulce, with sugar and milk. They are all delicious! read more

Mighty Leaf Tea is Wonderful. Beautiful packaging, whole leaves, great taste. We also buy it online from www.carolinacoffeeandteaco.com - excellent service and Fast Shipping! Enjoy - Fred in Ct. read more

I just purchased a box of Mighty Leaf's Organic African Nectar. It was a few dollars more than other good brands but I liked the fact that on the box, it said organic, vegan, and fair trade certified. Also, this was on the box: "Our pyramid pouch is biodegradable, commercially compostable and we use no staples or glue. The carton is recyclable." Therefore, I was very disappointed when I opened the sealed box and discovered that each tea bag was encased in a non-recyclable plastic wrapper. I'm sure the reason is for freshness but if the tea is good, which it is, there is no reason for someone to be keeping it on the shelf for a long time (I do acknowledge that many other tea companies use paper wrappers that have a very thin lining of plastic). According to their website, the teabag itself is made of a so-called polylactic acid (a type of bioplastic), "derived entirely from renewable sources, such as corn." Um, that doesn't sound organic and the bag is steeping in my hot water along with the tea, so now my tea isn't organic. And the corn resource is very possibly GMO. The company site says the bags are hand-stitched with unbleached cotton (again, not organic) and I really, really hope those workers are paid a fair wage to stitch the bags (the Fair Trade certification is for the rooibos itself). As for the tea I bought, I cut the tea out of the polyester-like bags and brewed it like loose-leaf tea. It tasted marvelous, truly. So for customers who might feel the same way as I do about the above, I would recommend buying Mighty Leaf in bulk instead of those strange bags within a plastic wrapper (disclaimer: I do not know how the bulk tea is packaged). read more

Warning: Don't place a recurring order! Without any explanation, the price goes way up with a huge shipping charge. In my case, the total charge went up almost 50% of my original order. When I called them about this issue, the employee was curt, saying only "That is our policy". No other explanation, no diplomacy, nothing. I cancelled my recurring order. Find a better company if you can. read more

Beware!!! I have been waiting for my order for over six weeks and have followed up multiple times to try to obtain delivery. An order I placed with them back in the spring took longer to be delivered than any other order I have placed via the internet. I should have learned my lesson then, but I liked the tea so I was prepared to be patient this time. My patience has run out; I will not order from Might Leaf Tea Company again! read more

I tried Mighty Leaf tea after it replaced Peet's Tea. The black teas are bland and a real disappointment. I wish Peet's Tea would return. I just don't understand the switch. read more