Tea Blend Spotlight: Ginger Lemongrass
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Tea Blend Spotlight: Ginger Lemongrass

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Making space for daily moments to center yourself with intention is important in an ever more hectic world. With that in mind, a beautifully blended cup of herbal tea is the perfect way to adopt a simple ritual to relax and benefit your mind, body, and soul.

Tea Forté's Ginger Lemongrass blend may be the most soothing of all its offerings, carefully crafted with botanical ingredients help to provide a sense of cool, calm serenity in every sip.

Ginger Lemongrass pyramid infuser with Café Cup and Oval tray

Enjoy a pyramid of our Ginger Lemongrass in a Café Cup or your favorite mug. Photo by Francine Zaslow.

 

TEA TO SOOTHE THE BODY & MIND

To create this organic blend, mellow lemongrass and licorice root are joined by bright lemon peel, cool spearmint, and the familiar zing of ginger root, resulting in a bright and balanced herbal tea. Its sunny disposition lends a subtle hint of sweetness; although the blend itself is free of sugars and sweeteners and many prefer it without accompaniment, some tea lovers may enjoy adding a touch of honey to bring out the full bounty of its flavor.

A cupful of Ginger Lemongrass tea is a multisensory experience, beginning with sight and scent. Its reed-yellow hue has an almost inner glow, just translucent enough for light to shine through. Meanwhile, its fragrance tickles the nose as top notes of mint and ginger give way to the optimistic aroma of citrus, followed by an earthy waft of licorice and lemongrass. As your hands encircle the cup, its warmth feels just as reassuring as the blend's uplifting flavor profile, meant to evoke a spa-like sense of zen.

Ginger Lemongrass Loose Tea Canister, open

Ginger Lemongrass is also available in Loose Tea Canisters. Photo by Francine Zaslow.


THE CALMING POWER OF HERBAL TEA

Most herbal teas contain no caffeine, including Ginger Lemongrass, making them an ideal choice for any time of day or night. What makes a tea herbal is its absence of camellia sinensis leaves from the naturally caffeinated plant that makes black, white, green, and oolong teas. An herbal tea, also known as a tisane, contains no such leaf and no caffeine. In addition, the herbal Ginger Lemongrass blend in particular conveys a host of specific benefits for the body, mind, and soul.

 

HEALTH BENEFITS

Noted for their anti-inflammatory properties, ginger and lemongrass are beloved ingredients used for centuries by holistic practitioners. Steep in antioxidants, these ingredients protect the body from free radicals and may lower the risk of developing some chronic illnesses when consumed regularly. Ginger in particular, packed with more than 400 natural compounds, has been clinically proven to ease nausea and encourage healthy digestion.

In addition to its antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, spearmint has shown some promise in lowering blood sugar and improving memory. Altogether, this wellness-forward blend isn't just a calming sensory experience; it contains healthy ingredients with long-term benefits, too.

Ginger Lemongrass ingredients, ginger, lemongrass and spearmint

 

GINGER LEMONGRASS TEA RECIPES

For an after-hours twist on this beautiful tea blend, try crafting a Ginger Lemongrass Margarita and let its unique flavor profile lend itself perfectly to your new favorite cocktail. For a non-alcoholic option, try a Ginger Lemongrass Hot Toddy to warm you up on a winter's day. For apple fans, try a Ginger Apple Crisp tea, a cozy fall recipe with the addition of fresh apple juice. See the recipe below.

Ginger Apple Crisp Tea

Combining warm Ginger Lemongrass tea with cinnamon sticks and apple slices for a fruity, comforting fall drink.

Ingredients

  • • 2 tbsp Tea Forté Ginger Lemongrass pyramid tea infusers
  • • 2 cinnamon sticks
  • • 3 cups fresh apple juice
  • • optional garnish: cinnamon sticks and apple slices

Directions

  1. In a medium saucepan, combine the apple juice and cinnamon sticks over high heat and bring a boil. Reduce the heat to low and simmer for 10 minutes to infuse the cinnamon.
  2. Remove from heat and divide the hot liquid between two mugs. Place one infuser of Ginger Lemongrass into each mug and steep for 2 minutes. (If using loose tea, place an infuser basket in each mug and add 1½ tsp of loose tea to each, steep for 2 minutes)
  3. When done steeping, remove the pyramid infusers or loose tea. To garnish, add extra cinnamon sticks and apple slices. Enjoy immediately.

Yields: Two 12-ounce servings

* Ginger Lemongrass is available in Event Boxes, Loose Tea Canisters and within the Tea Tasting Assortment and Herbal Tea Assortment.

Recipe & Image by @feelgoodfoodie 

 

Experience the bliss of Tea Forté's Ginger Lemongrass herbal tea blend, or explore the full selection of herbal tisanes, each sourced and crafted with your well-being in mind. 

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When I have a lot of fresh apples during the fall, I love to extract all their juices. Combine it with Ginger Lemongrass tea and garnish with cinnamon sticks and apple slices for a fruity, comforting fall drink.
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