Yogi-tea - can anyone identify? (I'm sure the Hive-mind can!)

[lorca]

I had a cup of tea when I was away (can't remember the place/hotel/cafe) but it was lovely. The only thing I remember is that it was a Yogi-tea, and the teabag came in a lilac or light blue sachet.

The tea itself was light, with a hint of cinnamon.

TIA

Don't know that one but the Yogi Alkaline Tea in the green box is lovely. Am going to have a look for the one you mentioned as I'm intrigued.

Maybe one of these?
yogiproducts.com/teas/all-yogi-teas/

Possibly Breathe Deep, which is lovely.

Or Throat Comfort.

Maybe the Yogi Tea 'Stress Relief' variety (which comes in a lilac individual teabag packet). It contains cinnamon, sarsaparilla leaves and carob.

crazyBirdLady - I had no idea there were so many! It would help so much if they showed the sachets too
I've sneaked a peak at the ones in my local Holland and Barratt, and I know that the Throat comfort ones are in a red sachet. I've looked at the Immune ones and they seem to be Red too - certainly not lilac.
I don't think it was green tea, and it wasn't turmeric, peppermint, ginger, orange, lemon or honey flavoured.
Snoops - the kava stress relief looks the most likely - thanks. I'll keep an eye out for that.

Was it sweet on the tongue? Could have been the Egyptian Licorice - Purple/lilac packet.

Breathe Deep is eucalyptus-based, I think? Very medicinal-tasting.
The kava stress relief sounds good. My favourite Yogi tea though is Rose. And I love to hate the 'inspiring' little phrases on the tags

I love yogi tea, several contain cinnamon- my favorite is detox tea, though that's not in a lilac packet. Peace tea is in a lilac packet I think, though I don't think it contains cinnamon! They have an advent calendar - I suggest you buy one then you can try them all.

No it def wasn't sweet, def not liquorice. It was warming but very light. I'm on the lookout now for the Kava!

Hazelnut - I would love the advent calendar! I lived for a while in Germany and a local tea and coffee shop had advent calendars for both tea and coffee. They were huge, but went down very well as gifts.