Get Burning Tea, 36 Teabags/46 G

This is simply amazing, it doesn't make me rush to restroom like other equivalents and still works perfectly. Combine it with a healthy diet and exercise routine.

It's good spicy taste

Not sure if I’m losing weight, but I love the taste. A lot of money though not sure if I’ll buy it again though.

Love The Republic if Tea. This one is especially tasty and healthy!

I bought this "Get Burning" Green Rooibos tea mainly because I love spicy teas with ginger, cinnamon, and hot pepper. Other than a green chai tea that I use (also by Republic of Tea), it usually seems like most spicy teas are black teas. While I also enjoy black tea, I drink green tea more often for the health benefits and lower caffeine. This Get Burning tea didn't disappoint. It has a definite kick to it and you can taste the mingled flavors of the ginger and cinnamon along with the mild bite of the chili and black pepper. It has a natural sweetness which I enjoy since I rarely add sweeteners to my tea. It also contains holy basil to increase energy and the body’s resistance to stress and Cordyceps which is a traditional medicinal fungus used by Chinese athletes to boost energy and endurance. The fact that it's marketed as a tea that potentially sparks your metabolism and energy was interesting, but I had my doubts about that. Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't -- really hard for me to tell since my energy level is already pretty high. The spices included (especially peppers) are often recommended to stimulate metabolism, but whether or not the 2-3 cups a day that I drink are making a difference for me? Hard to say. But I do enjoy the taste and the fact that it's good for me. While many green teas have some caffeine, this particular one does not. When I feel like I need/want a bit of caffeine with it, I just steep a bag of Republic of Tea's Daily Green tea in with the Get Burning bag.

Absolutely love this tea and will rebuy as soon as I can. The only reason I didn’t put 5 stars is because one pouch was broken

I love the flavor of the tea. It’s a very good quality tea. It’s a bit pricey though.