Herbal Grey
This caffeine-free herbal alternative to Earl Grey comprises choice bergamot essential oil and hand-crafted organic fair trade rooibos. Our loose leaf herbal tea treat is delicious with milk and rock sugar.
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Additional Information
IngredientsOrganic and Fair Trade Rooibos, Bergamot Essential Oil, Organic Herbal Grey Tea |
CharacteristicsBold, Fragrant, Organic |
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FlavorsFruity, Spicy, Citrusy |
Caffeine ContentNone |
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Steep Temperature200˚ |
Steep Time3-5 mins |
Health Benefits
Some of Rooibos' health benefits include:
- Boosting the body’s natural immunity
- Slowing the aging process
- Reducing chances of cancer
- Lowering the risk of heart disease
- Reducing nervous tension
- Reducing allergies and digestive problems
- Safe, even beneficial to pregnant and nursing women (soothing qualities)
- Alleviating colic, reducing allergies and dermatological problems in infants
- Strengthening infants' teeth and bones (calcium traces)
- Preventing depletion of iron reserves (low tannin content)
- Promoting healthy skin and a healthy nervous system (zinc & magnesium)
* Please Note: This information is intended for educational purposes only, and is not intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Please seek advice from a medical professional about any health concerns you may have.
Steeping Instructions
Steeping loose leaf tea is easy. Simply spoon 1-2 tsp of desired tea into a tea filter or infuser. Heat fresh, filtered water to a rolling boil and leave to cool just a little.
Pour water over tea and steep. Refer to individual tea information (above) for recommended temperature and brewing time.
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Reviews
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Reg-o-rama
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Clever name, disappointing execution.
Every tea purveyor seems to have a rooibos-take on the traditional Earl Grey; and everyone seems to get it wrong. At this point, I'm convinced that it's a factor that has to do with the differing qualities of rooibos than with the purveyors themselves. Unfortunately, this one fares no better.
"Earl Red", "Rooibos Grey", and the like are uninspired—"[H]erbal Grey", however, quite tickled my punny bone and I looked forward to sipping a non-caffeinated version of one of my favorite teas. However, Herbal Grey is much better named Herbal Orange. The flavor that is evident is that of a navel orange, just peeled. A pleasant flavor—and even a very delicious tea—but not a 'Grey.
This tea is delicious in its own right as an orange-flavored rooibos blend, but it has no relation to the Earls Grey a tea-drinker may have tried. -
Melanie
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Full flavor
This tea is a favorite of mine. The oil of bergamot makes it reminiscent of Earl Grey, but it's quite different as it has a rooibos base. It's good on its own, but I love it with a pinch of rock sugar and some milk. It's tasty, warming, and full of health benefits. I drink it daily now.
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