The best damned thing Canada ever stole

Thank goodness for the Canadian penchant for borrowing other cultures, because this tea is enough to make me grateful for the wonderful melting pot that is our country. It's sweet on its own, one bag is enough for two sequential 12 oz cups or one large 1.5L thermos, and the high-quality, fine plastic mesh tea bags mean that there's never any of that gritty residue in the dregs of your tea. If I could find this anywhere for half the price, I would live on the stuff: retailing at $8 for 15 tea bags, it's a little bit outside of my daily budget as a med student, but the box that I do have has been a lasting treat. I've been savoring it for months, usually trying to pump three cups out of the same bag, and it still tastes just as strong and fresh as the day that I... inherited it from a visiting friend. Even my mother - with her Breville teamaker and exclusive use of Chinese green tea imports when she's at home - asks for a cup of this when she comes to visit.
I highly recommend that you make the splurge and try this tea if you like a sweeter, smooth tea profile: the mango significantly overpowers the ginger, so the resulting flavor isn't too spicy in any way. Absolutely no sweetener necessary (even if I was offered real sugar, agave or pure honey from back home without the calorie hit, this tea just doesn't need it). Luxury is expensive for a reason, folks, and this tea is so worth it. There's a thick golden foil bag inside the box that helps to keep your tea bags fresh!