I’ve always been a bit of a herbal tea lover- being dairy free means our hot drink choices can be limited otherwise!-but recently I’ve been enjoying experimenting with new flavors and blends! Peppermint is always my fail-safe but I thought I’d dedicate this blog post to sharing a few more tea blends I’ve been loving this month.
1.TEA REX Wakey Wakey
TEA REX (Get it?!) are a brand new tea company that I’m really excited about and are not like anything I’ve seen before! You receive a box of cold-pressed pouches- which contain your tea ingredients (the one I’m loving is a combination of fresh turmeric, lemongrass, and ginger) which you then keep refrigerated. You use a supplied filter to brew (it’s actually really straightforward)it-and it tastes exactly like my attempts at fresh turmeric tea (just much quicker and easier to do!). Turmeric and ginger can both be great for digestion and inflammation.
2.Sainsbury’s Caramel Rooibos
A trip to Sainsbury’s last week revealed this beauty! I am a big rooibos fan anyway but this is so creamy and really does taste exactly like caramel (god knows how as I’ve checked as there’s no added sugar or sweeteners or anything like that). Perfect for after dinner when you’re craving chocolate (I mean, eat the chocolate anyway if you’d like, but have this as well!)
3.Joe’s Tea Co Chocca-Roo-Brew
Another Roobios option- how I have only discovered this flavor of herbal tea! Joe’s chocca-roo-brew is an amazing combo of chocolate chips, rooibos, s and vanilla pods. A perfect alternative to hot chocolate (although if you are a hot chocolate fan, ran my guide to dairy-free hot chocolates here) If you’re more of a fruity person, then their wild berries and herbs brew (pictured) might be more up your street. Joe’s have all sorts have amazing flavours and it’s all organic.
4. Tea Huggers Good Night Tea
I love chamomile but it can get a bit boring after a while. This Tea Hugger’s blend is my favorite of an evening. It contains chamomile, lavender and lemon balm for a fruity kick! Lavender and chamomile are both amazing for helping you unwind whilst lemon balm is thought to help with stress.
5. Pukka Three Gingers Tea
This is my go to if my digestion isn’t great. The ginger and turmeric combination has a real kick to it and warms my belly in an instant! I’ve always got a few of these teabags in my handbag.
So those are my go-to herbal brews-let me know which ones you’re loving this month! Any more herbal teas I need to try?
Love the sound of the caramel roiboos to save those sweet cravings after tea. Thanks for this!
Hi, nice to see you like TEA REX as this on my list to try. I’ve also had a few people recommend Sainsbury’s caramel rooibos so I need to grab this next time I pop in. I also have a supply of Pukka in my bags.
Three gingers sounds amazing! Many thanks!
I would love to try out Tea Huggers Good Night Tea. For some reason, I do not like ginger, chocolate, or vanilla in my tea. Thanks for letting me know that they exist. I might have to try one out someday.
Thanks For the good information. Keep up the good work
I just stumbled upon your blog and I’m so glad I did! Your herbal tea edit has me wanting to try so many new teas and I love that you’ve included a variety of options to suit different tastes and needs.
I’m a big fan of organic rooibos tea and I completely agree with you that it’s a great option for those looking to cut down on caffeine or avoid it altogether. I love the natural, earthy flavor of rooibos and it’s always a comforting and soothing choice for me, especially in the evenings. I also appreciate that it has many potential health benefits, including being rich in antioxidants and potentially helping with stress and sleep.
Thanks for sharing your recommendations and for introducing me to some new teas I need to try. I’ll definitely be checking out some of the ones you’ve listed. Keep up the great work!
These tea recommendations sound fantastic for both flavor and health benefits! The TEA REX Wakey Wakey blend with turmeric and ginger is especially intriguing for its fresh, anti-inflammatory properties. I’m also drawn to the Caramel Rooibos for a guilt-free after-dinner treat—it’s great to have such delicious and nourishing options!
This is such a refreshing roundup of herbal teas! The TEA REX Wakey Wakey blend sounds especially unique—I love the idea of cold-pressed, fresh ingredients for brewing. I’m also a big fan of rooibos, and the caramel and chocolate variations sound like a dream for evening wind-downs. Definitely adding a few of these to my shopping list!