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Ginger Lemongrass Herbal Infusion | 50g

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Experience a perfect balance of spice and refreshment. This herbal tea combines robust ginger, bright lemongrass, and a hint of spearmint for a uniquely soothing and uplifting brew. Housed in a beautiful, reusable tin.

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At Chayam Tea, we offer premium whole-leaf teas made from the finest natural ingredients, ensuring each sip is full of flavor and health benefits. Blended in small batches with no artificial additives, our teas come in elegant packaging, perfect for thoughtful, healthy gifting. Experience the purity and wellness of Chayam in every cup.

How Do I Brew Loose Leaf Tea?

Heat 175 ml of water to 95-100°C. Add 2-3 grams of tea to a teapot and pour the hot water over it. Allow the tea to steep for 2-3 minutes. Strain and enjoy!

How To Store Loose Leaf Tea To Retain Freshness?

This tea contains delicate herbs that can absorb moisture, increasing the risk of infestation. To preserve the freshness after opening, it's recommended to refrigerate it. Always store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to ensure optimal quality.

Ginger Lemongrass Herbal Infusion | 50g

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of ginger and lemongrass tea?

Ginger supports digestion, reduces bloating, eases nausea, and has natural anti-inflammatory properties. Lemongrass supports immunity, acts as a mild detoxifier, and has a calming effect on the nervous system. The spearmint and lemon peel in Chayam's blend add a refreshing lift while supporting gut health further. Together the five ingredients work as a complete digestive and immunity support drink.

When is the best time to drink ginger lemongrass tea?

After meals is the most popular time: the ginger and spearmint combination actively settles digestion and reduces post-meal bloating. In the morning it works as an energising, caffeine-free alternative to chai. During a cold or when you feel run down, two to three cups a day makes good use of its warming and immunity-supporting properties.

Does ginger lemongrass tea help with digestion and bloating?

Yes, this is one of the strongest use cases for this blend. Ginger stimulates digestive enzymes and reduces bloating. Lemongrass relaxes the muscles of the digestive tract, easing cramps and discomfort. Spearmint further soothes the gut lining. A cup after a heavy meal is one of the most effective ways to use this tea.

Is ginger lemongrass tea good for immunity?

Yes. Lemongrass is rich in antioxidants and has antibacterial properties. Ginger has well-documented anti-inflammatory effects that support immune function. Together they make a genuinely useful daily immunity drink, especially during seasonal changes. Chayam uses whole dried lemongrass and real ginger root (not powder or extract) so the natural compounds are fully present.

Does ginger tea help with nausea?

Yes. Ginger is one of the most well-studied natural remedies for nausea, including motion sickness, morning sickness, and post-meal discomfort. The ginger in this blend is whole dried root, which retains the natural gingerols responsible for its nausea-relieving effect. Drink it warm and slowly for best results.

How does Ginger Lemongrass tea taste?

Our ginger lemongrass infusion tastes has a bold and bright flavour profile. The ginger gives it a warm, spicy backbone, the lemongrass brings a clean citrusy lift, and the spearmint keeps it refreshing rather than heavy. The licorice root adds a touch of natural sweetness so it doesn't taste sharp or medicinal; distinctly more flavourful than anything you'd find in a standard supermarket herbal tea.

Is the Ginger Lemongrass tea caffeine free?

Yes, our Ginger Lemongrass blend is completely caffeine free. It is a pure herbal infusion with no tea leaves, safe to drink morning, afternoon, or evening without affecting sleep.

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