Herbal Tea Orange Ginger - Citrus Spice Warming Energizing Fusion
Warming Orange and Cinnamon Herbal Tea
A balancing herbal blend featuring three varieties of cinnamon paired with citrus and calming herbs. Lemongrass and balm create a bright foundation, while Ceylon and powdered cinnamon provide deep warmth. Orange powder and peels contribute natural citrus sweetness, complemented by soothing chamomile and delicate rose petals. The blend includes licorice root for subtle natural sweetness.
The triple cinnamon combination, making up 14% of the blend, delivers rich spice notes that harmonize perfectly with the citrus elements. This caffeine-free infusion offers both invigorating and calming qualities.
Guarantee Safe Checkout
Traditional Brewing Methods
- Use 15-20g per liter of fresh water
- Heat water to 100°C (212°F)
- Steep 7-10 minutes to extract full benefits
- Enjoy hot or cooled
- Perfect morning or evening blend
Traditional Herbal and Spice Blend
- Three Cinnamons: Sticks (11%), Ceylon, and powder (3%)
- Citrus Elements: Orange powder (11%) and peels (8%)
- Calming Herbs: Lemongrass, balm, chamomile
- Sweet Notes: Licorice root
- Floral Touch: Rose petals
Powerful Herbal Health Benefits
- Blood Sugar Control: Triple cinnamon action regulates glucose metabolism and improves insulin sensitivity
- Digestive Support: Lemongrass and chamomile ease digestion while reducing bloating
- Stress Relief: Balm and chamomile calm the nervous system and promote relaxation
- Immune Enhancement: Orange components provide vitamin C and strengthen immune response
- Anti-inflammatory Action: Cinnamon and licorice root reduce systemic inflammation
- Respiratory Health: Cinnamon and orange clear congestion and support bronchial function
Ancient Spice and Herb Traditions
- Ceylon cinnamon earned the title "true cinnamon" in ancient Rome, valued more highly than gold
- Egyptian healers prescribed chamomile for honoring Ra, the sun god
- Medieval European monasteries grew lemon balm for its calming properties
- Chinese medicine has used licorice root as a harmonizing herb for over 2000 years
