Ginger Root
Ginger is known for its many medicinal properties such as anti nausea effects, anti-inflammatory, and aiding in digestion. It is can be served hot or cold and adds well to many other teas. Keep it brewed and chilled. Shake with a little simple syrup or agave if you like it sweet. Serve hot with fres...
Tea Guide
Caffeine
Caffeine Free
- Tea
- 2-3 tsp
- Water
- 212°F · 8 oz
- Steep
- 5-8 min
Tea Type
Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Dried ginger pieces
Tea notes
Did You Know?
Discover the origin, character, and traditional story behind this tea.
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Ginger root has been used in traditional wellness practices across India and China for thousands of years.
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Dried ginger develops a warmer and spicier flavor than fresh ginger root.
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Traditionally enjoyed to support digestion and circulation.
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Ginger tea is prized for its bold warming notes and invigorating aroma.
For educational purposes only. Traditional uses are not medical advice and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.




