MADFLOW Yerba Mate Tea Bags (100 Mate Tea Bags). Organic & Unsmoked. Resealable Packaging. Alternative to Yerba Mate Loose Leaf.

I find Yerba to be more agreeable to my stomach compared to black and green teas as well as coffee. These particular tea bags are very good, a hint of sweet and a touch of bitter probably closest to green tea. When I use these, I usually throw 2 bags into a 20 ounce thermal bottle, keep them in there while drinking, and if I run out and want to refill, just add a new bag into the mix. It allows me to have a nice steady amount of energy throughout the day without getting too caffeinated. They also work well as an iced tea! I personally like to use pineapple juice as the sweetener.

Nice healthy energizing tea! Good flavor and amount per bag. I like mine stronger so I left the bag in the whole time while drinking :)

I really like the cool packaging. Sets it apart from other boring brands. I love that it's organic, and unsmoked, which is a must. The price is a little better (I paid $20), and the bags are more full than the brand I used to buy. I'll keep buying this brand as long as they don't get greedy and raise the price. It tastes fine. Mellow and smooth, like all other Yerba Mate I've tried.

I'm not a connoisseur, but I've tried a few yerba mates, and this is my new favorite. Robust flavor, slightly smoky/earthy.

I recently switched from energy drinks to Yerba Mate for a more natural, healthy stimulant beverage. I start my work day with a tall glass of brewed mate which I chill overnight. Up until now, I’ve only tried the Guayaki brand tea bags. I wanted to try something new and went for the Mad Flow.At first glance there was less mate in the Mad Fliw tea bag than the Guayaki. Not a big deal but I did notice the difference in quantity. After a brew using my French press, I took a sip while still hot and noticed a sharp smokiness and slightly bitter taste. After chilling and going for a full thermos of the Mad Flow it was still very bitter. I brewed the Guayaki and compared the two, both hot, both cold. The Mad Flow was simply too bitter and I did not care for the smoky aftertaste. I purchased Canarias loose leaf and brewed that one as well. Compared all 3 in both hot and cold servings. Mad Flow was by far the least pleasing to the pallet. Canarias is bold, still smooth, earthy and packs a little kick while Guayaki is ultra smooth, with a naturally sweet-caramel taste. I’m now a fan of Canarias and sticking with Guayaki for the day to day mate drink but have a good option to switch things up when I need a change of flavor.Bottom line - I can’t recommend Mad Flow, just doesn’t taste very good and the smaller servings are a negative too. Nice artwork though, but don’t judge your mate by its packaging cover!

I use 2-3 bags in a big mug to get enough caffeine to get me going, or 5 bags in 32 oz to-go cup. Gentle on my stomach, and tastes good. I add a little sweet cream and it's 👌

This has a more distinct fragrance than other Yerba Matte I’ve tried. I like it.

This is not Yerba Mate. I’m pretty sure I was given green tea instead. I am not very happy about it. Yerba Mate has a more strong earthy flavor. I’ve had many different brands with no difference in flavor. This is definitely another cheaper tea.