Detox & Immunity Tea

Our immunity tea collection gathers the warming, spiced and citrusy blends people reach for in cold season: Ginger Turmeric Tea, Turmeric Sunrise Tea, Cold & Flu Tea with ginger, peppermint and yarrow, Chaga Chai Tea and Ayurvedic Total Body Wellness Tea. All are caffeine-free herbal blends, and for a deep elderberry cup there is Elderberry Warrior Tea. For single herbs, see Elderflower and Rose Hips in our dried herbs.

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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.

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Whole botanicals

Real roots, spices, flowers and berries, not flavor powders.

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Caffeine-free

No tea leaves in any of these blends.

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Full ingredient lists

Every blend names each herb and spice.

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Clear cautions

Herbs 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

Hot

1–2 teaspoons per 8 oz of just-below-boiling water. Cover and steep 5–7 minutes (Chaga Chai 6–8).

Honey and lemon

A spoonful of honey and a squeeze of lemon suit the ginger and peppermint blends.

Golden milk

Steep 2 teaspoons of a turmeric blend in 4 oz of hot water, strain, and add warm frothed milk.

Chai latte

Steep 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?

Ginger Turmeric has the most ginger heat; Chaga Chai is the most spiced.

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.