Yogi Tea, Organic, Roasted Dandelion Spice DeTox

Yogi Tea Organic Roasted Dandelion Spice DeTox is a boxed herbal tea (16 tea bags) you’d spot in the natural/organic tea aisle — often shelved near other herbal blends, detox teas, and functional beverages, and sometimes adjacent to the refrigerated herbal supplements or wellness shots. It reads like a pantry staple for shoppers seeking gentle, plant-based rituals rather than a quick caffeine fix. The product is positioned toward wellness-minded consumers: adults who shop natural foods, follow holistic health trends, practice yoga, or favor organic and certified-b corp brands. Marketing leans into cleansing and tradition with copy about dandelion for liver support, a “yogi” lifestyle cue, and a short breathing/yoga instruction on the box. Labels are saturated with health halos: USDA Organic, Certified Organic by QAI, Vegan, Non-GMO Project Verified, non-irradiated ingredients, compostable tea bags, recyclable packaging, and the word “Detox” — all designed to signal naturalness and ethical practice rather than medical claims (a typical FDA disclaimer appears). Processing context: ingredients are roasted and dried botanicals blended into tea bags — minimally processed plant ingredients packaged for convenience. Sensory details: dry tea smells earthy and toasty from roasted dandelion with warm cinnamon and mild cocoa-shell chocolate notes, underpinned by ginger, cardamom and a hint of black pepper spice; steeped tea is light-bodied, slightly bitter-roasty, warming and aromatic. The ritual is slow and deliberate — steeping a cup during morning or evening winding-down, sometimes with honey or a moment of breathing and stretching, reinforcing the brand’s mindful wellness story.