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How to Choose a Warming Herbal Blend
This collection gathers our warming, spiced and citrusy herbal blends: ginger and turmeric teas, a cold-season blend with peppermint and elderflower, a caffeine-free chaga chai, an Ayurvedic-inspired mint and hibiscus blend, and elderberry. All are naturally caffeine-free and made to be sipped slowly on cold days.
✓Whole botanicalsReal roots, spices, flowers and berries, not flavor powders.
✓Caffeine-freeNo tea leaves in any of these blends.
✓Full ingredient listsEvery blend names each herb and spice.
✓Clear cautionsHerbs that need care, such as turmeric, chaga and yarrow, are flagged on each product page.
Choose by Flavor
All of the blends in this collection are above.
Ginger & Turmeric
Golden, zesty and warming.
Spiced & Cozy
Chai-style comfort without caffeine.
- Chaga Chai — cinnamon, cardamom, coconut and rooibos
Fresh & Herbal
Mint-led blends with a bright lift.
Elderberry
Deep, dark berry flavor.
How to Brew These Blends
Hot1–2 teaspoons per 8 oz of just-below-boiling water. Cover and steep 5–7 minutes (Chaga Chai 6–8).
Honey and lemonA spoonful of honey and a squeeze of lemon suit the ginger and peppermint blends.
Golden milkSteep 2 teaspoons of a turmeric blend in 4 oz of hot water, strain, and add warm frothed milk.
Chai latteSteep Chaga Chai strong, strain, then add warm milk and honey or maple syrup.
Good to Know
- These are comforting teas, not medicines. If you are unwell, follow your healthcare provider’s advice.
- Turmeric, ginger and chaga may interact with blood thinners and diabetes medication.
- Yarrow and anise (in Cold & Flu Tea) are not recommended during pregnancy; yarrow is in the daisy family.
- Hibiscus (in the Ayurvedic blend) may lower blood pressure.
- Pregnant, nursing or on medication? Check with your healthcare provider first.
Warming Herbal Tea FAQ
Are these teas caffeine-free?
Yes. Every blend in this collection is herbal, with no tea leaves.
Which is the most warming?
Can I make golden milk with these?
Yes, with Turmeric Sunrise or Ginger Turmeric: steep strong, strain, and add warm frothed milk and honey.
Will turmeric stain my mug?
It can tint light-colored mugs and infusers. Rinse them soon after use.
Can I drink these iced?
Yes. The Ayurvedic blend and Turmeric Sunrise are especially good iced.
These teas are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.