Ginger Honeybush

Steeping Instructions

Step 1:

Preheat mug with boiling water, discard and refill.

Step 2:

Steep 2 flat tsp or 3-4 grams of tea per 8 oz water.

Step 3:

Steep for 5-7 minutes as desired. Great candidate for cold brewing tea for a summer iced treat.

Price:

$8.99

Rating:

( 2 product reviews )

* Size (oz):

1/2 oz Sample
2 oz
4 oz
8 oz
5 Tea Pouches
Sachets (Tea Bags)

Quantity:

Tip! Consider a sample size to explore 3-4 cups of a new tea!

Ginger Honeybush Organic Tea Description:

Our best selling herbal tea by far! Ginger Honeybush is an excellent afternoon tisane that is naturally caffeine free. It's a combination of organic ingredients including goji berries, organic lemon myrtle, lemon grass, ginger root, lemon, honeybush and fennel seed which, when steeped provides a golden orange liquor. This herbal tea provides overtones of sweet lemon along with a subtle hint of mint combined with pepper for an intriguing afternoon treat.

Ginger Honeybush is also available in Tea Sachets (13 tea bags per box).

Ingredients:

Organic Lemon Myrtle, Organic Goji Berry, Organic Honeybush, Organic Ginger Root, Organic Fennel Seed, Organic Lemon Grass

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Honeybush, Lemon Myrtle, and Goji Berry Tea

As one of our most popular herbal teas, Ginger Honeybush includes numerous amazing flavors for a complex tea that's great anytime, hot or iced. Honeybush, native to South Africa and slightly sweeter than its more famous cousin Rooibos Tea, has been a favorite drink of the region for hundreds of years and gives an aroma of honey. Lemon Myrtle, historically used in cooking in medicine by Aboriginal people of Australia, provides a wonderful citrus flavor that is a cornerstone of Ginger Honeybush. Goji Berry, also known as Wolfberry, is mainly grown in China and has become very popular in recent years. Dried Goji Berry has historically been used in cooking though has also been turned in to wine, especially in Asia.

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Product Reviews

LOVE this as an iced tea

Posted by Janice on Apr 23rd 2017

I picked some up at the Leesburg Flower & Garden show on Saturday and couldn't wait to make some iced tea. I boiled 1C of water and steeped about 2t of tisane for 10 minutes. Poured over a water bottle full of ice with 2t sugar and 2 packets stevia and YUM! This is the first product I've tried from Dominion Tea, and definitely makes me want to try more.
Refreshing and Engergizing Yet No Caffeine

Posted by Tammy Johnson on Jan 14th 2017

I love drinking Ginger Honeybush tea in the afternoon when I want a little pick-me-up without the worry of caffeine too late in the day. I cannot describe how incredibly light and refreshing this tea tastes. It has grown into one of my favorite teas since my last tea tasting at Dominion Tea.

I highly recommend it.