Tea & Infusions

Organic Assam black tea and yerba maté carry the caffeine here, unlike most of the Yogi Tea range — with lemongrass, ashwagandha root, eleuthero ro...

Organic licorice root leads this blend, naturally sweet enough that no added sugar is needed, rounded out with cinnamon bark, orange peel, ginger r...

A deep, earthy blend of roots — Indian sarsaparilla, burdock and dandelion — balanced against warming Ayurvedic spices: cinnamon, ginger, cardamom,...

Organic ginger root, lemongrass, lemon peel, licorice root and black pepper form the base, with organic peppermint leaf, lemon flavour and a touch ...

Organic hibiscus flower, and nothing else in the bag. Steeped, it turns a vivid ruby red with a tangy, cranberry-like tartness — caffeine-free, so ...

A balanced blend of five certified organic herbs — licorice root, sage leaf, nettle leaf, chamomile flowers and lemongrass — brought together for a...

Three certified organic ingredients — ginger, peppermint and lemon balm — chosen for offering relief from morning sickness and nausea. No artificia...

Organic lemon balm, sweet and aromatic, brewed on its own with no added sugars or artificial flavours. A simple herbal infusion for a quiet moment,...

Licorice root and slippery elm bark — both used in Western herbalism to help relieve minor throat irritation — sit alongside wild cherry bark for s...

An organic herbal infusion made from yerba mate, with a full, refreshing flavour. It works as an alternative to coffee for anyone looking to switch...

Passion flower extract and valerian root extract lead this blend, with licorice root, chamomile flower and spearmint leaf close behind, and skullca...

Ginger root leads, but this isn't a single-ingredient infusion — lemongrass, licorice root, peppermint leaf and black pepper round out the blend fo...

Roasted dandelion root and roasted chicory root, nothing else — this granular blend has a rich, full-bodied roasted flavour and a smooth, earthy ar...

A perforated stainless steel sphere sized for a single cup of herbal tea — drop it into a cup or pot of hot or boiling water and let the tea steep ...