A new blend from our Herbal range – find out if Ginger Tea is right for you.
you are looking for an invigorating, warming and caffeine free herbal tea.
Our Ginger Tea contains only certified organic, cut and dried ginger root. There are no other ingredients or additives in this product.
Our ingredients for this blend are sourced from India – and hand packed with care, by us, in Victoria, Australia.
Zingiber officinale – more commonly known as Ginger – belongs to the Zingiberaceae family and has traditionally been used to support healthy digestion, reduce inflammation throughout the body and offers powerful antioxidant activity. Ginger has also traditionally been used for both acute and chronic conditions, to help treat arthritis, nausea, joint pain, fungal, viral and bacterial infections. It can offer circulatory support, and has warming, stimulating properties. We recommend drinking 1 – 2 cups of Ginger Tea per day.
Place a heaped teaspoon (2.5 grams) of tea per cup (250ml) into a teapot or infuser. Add filtered water at 75°C – 85°C and allow to infuse for 3 – 5+ minutes. Strain the tea and serve.
Place 1 pyramid into a cup (250ml) and add filtered water at 75°C – 85°C. Allow to infuse for 3 – 5+ minutes, and then remove the bag and serve.
For iced Ginger Tea, follow the brewing instructions above, then chill the brewed tea in the fridge, serve over ice and add fresh fruit, lemon or your chosen garnish.
Our Ginger Tea doesn’t contain caffeine and can be enjoyed any time of day.
The clear pouch that holds our Ginger Tea is not made from plastic. It is made from a renewable plant-based cellophane, which can also easily be home composted and will break down in a few short months if composted correctly.
The cardboard is made from post-consumer recycled board, is printed with vegetable-based inks and can also be home composted after use where it will break down in a few short months if composted correctly.
Our pyramid tea bags are also not made from plastic. They are made from a biodegradable, non-GMO, plant-based material called Soilon, which meets all compostability standards in Japan, North America and Europe. However it is important to note, they will definitely take longer than other compost items to decompose. The material manufacturers recommend commercial composting as a quicker alternative to address this longer time of breakdown.
If you are looking for the most environmentally friendly option, we will always recommend drinking loose leaf tea.
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