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“I sometimes forget about my Harney teas because they’re in tins and are sort of “displayed” on a cabinet in my dining room (rather than stashed inside a cupboard with all the externally boring...” Read full tasting note
“Great to kick away any clogs in the sinuses, and stomach issues. Acidity, nausea etc. Nice with a little honey and extra lemon.” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! I think I’m getting sick, so I’m drinking this down in the hopes that it will chase away my tickly throat and stuffiness. I wish I had honey at work. This was nice for convenience, but...” Read full tasting note
“And unfortunately I think I’m coming down with something. Again. I mean, honestly! I keep getting coughs and congestion and other unpleasantnesses. Boo. So its time for my “I don’t feel well” tea....” Read full tasting note
Ginger herbal tea with lemon
Since 1983 Harney & Sons has been the source for fine teas. We travel the globe to find the best teas and accept only the exceptional. We put our years of experience to work to bring you the best Single-Estate teas, and blends beyond compare.
I sometimes forget about my Harney teas because they’re in tins and are sort of “displayed” on a cabinet in my dining room (rather than stashed inside a cupboard with all the externally boring bagged teas). I’ve had a stomachache all afternoon and ginger was calling to me — glad I remembered this tea! A friend gifted it to me two years ago around this time, right when I was starting chemo. Luckily I didn’t have terrible nausea with my regimen, but it was still good for those days when I wasn’t feeling up to eating or drinking much.
It’s definitely a kick-you-in-the-teeth sort of ginger, but in a good way! It’s gingery, it’s lemony, it’s peppery, and it gets the job done. It’s pretty close to drinking a homemade ginger tisane with fresh ginger root, all things considered. Sometimes it tends toward bitterness, so you’ve got to be careful.
Flavors: Ginger, Lemon, Peppercorn, Spicy, Woody
Sipdown!
I think I’m getting sick, so I’m drinking this down in the hopes that it will chase away my tickly throat and stuffiness. I wish I had honey at work.
This was nice for convenience, but nothing beats boiling fresh ginger and drinking the broth.
Shan’t be restocking— there are better and more extraordinary H & S blends to be had.
And unfortunately I think I’m coming down with something. Again. I mean, honestly! I keep getting coughs and congestion and other unpleasantnesses. Boo.
So its time for my “I don’t feel well” tea. Lets hope pouring it down the gullet will help . Plus early to bed!
I drank this hoping it would clear my sinuses. It didn’t. I can’t breathe or taste anything, so I am relying on teabag stuff to use it up. No reason drinking the good stuff if I can’t taste it.
Is it a cold or allergies?
:( So sorry you’re still sick. Here’s to hoping you’re feeling better this morning.
Seems to just be a cold – stuffy head, headache, neck hurts. Today the symptoms are still there but better. I’m afraid it is moving to my chest though, and that usually happens. I’m taking it as an opportunity though, to get rid of some tea I wasn’t crazy about before.
feel better. get yourself(if possible ) fresh ginger w/honey. really helps, but on a side not in hot tea
I hope you feel better soon! I always get a bad chest cold too and the cough is the worst to get rid of.
