I have had cheaper brands of rosehip tea that were equally enjoyed (though non organic) so as a value it isn't impressive. However the taste is great. As for "warmth" I'm not sure whether that means spice level or temperature of water... neither of which seem to apply to this as the temperature is entirely at the discretion of the drinker and rosehip aren't really spicy in the way something like cinnamon is. Good tea though!
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