Organic Mango Leaf Tea – Dried Mango Leaves
Explore another side of a familiar tropical tree with Organic Mango Leaf Tea from The Island Gardeners. Made from dried mango leaves, this herbal infusion brings a simple garden-inspired ritual to your cup.
Enjoy it warm during a quiet morning or serve it over ice with a squeeze of lemon.
Flavor & Aroma
Mango leaf tea has a leafy, herbal character rather than the sweet, juicy flavor of mango fruit. The taste varies with the leaves and brewing strength.
Start with a light infusion and adjust to your preference. Enjoy plain or add honey, lemon or your preferred sweetener.
Hot Tea Brewing Directions
For one cup:
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Gently crumble the dried leaves into smaller pieces.
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Place 1 teaspoon of crumbled leaves in a tea infuser or teapot.
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Pour 8 fl oz / 240 mL of freshly boiled water over the leaves.
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Cover and steep for 5–7 minutes.
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Strain thoroughly and allow to cool to a comfortable drinking temperature.
This is a starting recipe, not a medicinal dosage. Follow any product-specific package instructions and adjust the strength to taste.
Iced Mango Leaf Tea
For one serving:
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Steep 2 teaspoons of crumbled leaves in ½ cup of freshly boiled water.
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Cover for 5–7 minutes, then strain.
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Add ½ cup of cold water and pour over ice.
Sweeten while warm if desired. Refrigerate prepared tea promptly.
More Ways to Enjoy
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Add lemon or lime for a brighter finish.
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Combine with food-grade peppermint or ginger.
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Serve chilled as an unsweetened herbal drink.
Storage & Freshness
Keep the dried leaves tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, heat, moisture and strong odors.
Use a clean, dry spoon and reseal after each use. Follow the package’s best-before date. Discard leaves showing mold or unusual odors.
Product Information
Product: Dried mango leaves for herbal tea
Botanical name: Mangifera indica
Format: Loose dried leaves
Preparation: Infuse with freshly boiled water and strain
Serving suggestion: Enjoy hot or iced
Natural variations in leaf color, size and texture are normal. Whole leaves may break during handling.
Bring a little tropical garden inspiration into your cup with The Island Gardeners.
Product FAQs
Is mango leaf tea the same as mango-flavored tea?
No. Mango leaf tea is brewed from mango tree leaves. Mango-flavored tea may contain fruit, flavorings or other tea leaves.
Does mango leaf tea taste like mango fruit?
It has a leafy, herbal flavor rather than the sweet flavor of ripe mango fruit.
How do I brew dried mango leaves?
Gently crumble the leaves. Start with one teaspoon per 8 fl oz of freshly boiled water, steep covered for 5–7 minutes and strain.
Can I make iced mango leaf tea?
Yes. Brew a concentrated infusion, strain, dilute with cold water and serve over ice.
Is this loose tea or tea bags?
This listing is for loose dried mango leaves. Use a strainer, tea infuser or reusable tea filter.
How should I store dried mango leaves?
Keep them tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture.
