Ginger & Lemon Myrtle

Tea type
Herbal Honeybush Rooibos Blend
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Citrusy, Ginger, Herbs, Lemon, Lemon Zest, Lemongrass, Rooibos, Sweet, Citrus Zest, Dry Grass
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Caffeine Free
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Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 6 min, 0 sec 13 oz / 372 ml

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  • “I’m staying home from work today, sick with a cold. This combination of lemon myrtle, ginger, rooibos, and honeybush sounded like just the thing to clear my head!! The rooibos and honeybush are...” Read full tasting note
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  • “This is usually not my cup of tea but I am having a sore throat and I’ve run out of chamomile… most of the teas I have at home are black tea so I figure that this is the best for me. It really is,...” Read full tasting note
    53
  • “Sipdown! 58/365 This was labelled “Lemon Myrtle” in Sil’s handwriting, so I had a teensy bit of trouble finding the listing – and also no clue it contained ginger! When I drank it, I thought it was...” Read full tasting note
    72
  • “I like the ginger + lemony herb combo. I should keep this around for when I’m sick. It actually tastes like there is lemon zest in the tea, so the lemon myrtle must be very fresh. The ginger could...” Read full tasting note
    90

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GINGER & LEMON MYRTLE is a blend of caffeine-free rooibos and honeybush, topped with warming dried ginger and refreshing lemon myrtle. One of our most popular herbal blends, the flavor goes well with honey if you prefer a sweeter taste.

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I’m staying home from work today, sick with a cold. This combination of lemon myrtle, ginger, rooibos, and honeybush sounded like just the thing to clear my head!! The rooibos and honeybush are the stars here, and the lemon myrtle and ginger give it a nice kick!! This is definitely something that I will be keeping around my tea cupboard. I enjoy it greatly and it is very refreshing. I’m thinking that this will be a great iced tea once summer is here.

Stephanie

Feel better soon! Ginger is great for colds! :)

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This is usually not my cup of tea but I am having a sore throat and I’ve run out of chamomile… most of the teas I have at home are black tea so I figure that this is the best for me. It really is, I think. With ginger this herbal tea is very warming… it’s gentle and soothing to my throat. I don’t like lemon myrtle but I guess I can’t be too picky under such circumstances…

Preparation
Boiling 4 min, 45 sec

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Sipdown! 58/365

This was labelled “Lemon Myrtle” in Sil’s handwriting, so I had a teensy bit of trouble finding the listing – and also no clue it contained ginger! When I drank it, I thought it was straight lemon myrtle with rooibos, which actually tasted more refreshing than I expected. It’s possible there was ginger there too, but when you aren’t looking for it, sometimes you don’t find it.

Anyhow, I imagine this would be tasty as a summer cold brew, although I’d probably prefer an alternate base. Thanks for the share, Sil and Cavocorax!

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I like the ginger + lemony herb combo. I should keep this around for when I’m sick. It actually tastes like there is lemon zest in the tea, so the lemon myrtle must be very fresh. The ginger could be spicier/stronger, but it is enjoyable anyway. Simple, soothing, and completely caffeine free.

Flavors: Citrusy, Ginger, Herbs, Lemon, Lemon Zest, Lemongrass, Rooibos, Sweet

Preparation
Boiling 6 min, 30 sec 1 tsp 24 OZ / 700 ML

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I wa on vacation so I brought a bunch of teabags/sachets with me. Lemon myrtle is one of my absolute favorite scents so i knew I had to try it. This was a lovely surprise. The ginger is well balanced with the lemon myrtle. The tea was refreshing and I could see it working well when feeling under the weather. I got 3 steeps out of it. Yeah!

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1233 tasting notes

Not sick. Not coming down with anything. At least I don’t think so. But today was kinda crappy so it sounded like a good idea. I’m an off and on fan of Rooibos. Honeybush is much better but some how I get more rooibos then I do honeybush in this…. Surprisingly I’m not tasting as much lemon as I thought I would. Which is good! Lemon can over power and ruin a tea easily. The ginger is also timid but gives a nice little zing.

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Sipdown! A sample of this came in the most recent magazine. It’s nice. The ginger and lemon are equally balanced. Hardcore ginger fans would find this unsatisfying, but I like the medium ginger flavor and the way it’s softened by the lemon myrtle. Plus, I got two solid steeps out of the leaf. This would be a nice alternative to the straight ginger tea in my cabinet.

Flavors: Ginger, Lemon

Sil

I like this one too..nicely balanced…though I always want more ginger

Kaylee

I was actually thinking about you while writing this! I figured you’d be dissatisfied with the mildness of the ginger.

Sil

hahaha i was, but still really liked it because of the way the blend works together.

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333 tasting notes

Evening tisane from The Book of Tea, which I’ve been entrusted by my family to act as the search engine for. I could spend forever just looking through there!

This one has a nice, gentle ginger and lemony aroma. The tea brews up to an orange-gold color. There’s a warming quality from the ginger, but very little bite. The sweet woodsiness of the rooibos base provides a nice backdrop, though I can’t quite tell between the distinguishing characteristics of rooibos and honeybush yet. Overall, it’s relatively mild but enjoyable in the later hours.

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As a child, my grandmother used to make this remedy for me whenever my throat started to catch in hopes to prevent an oncoming cold. The first sip I took from a cuppa Ginger & Lemon Myrtle took me right back to that same time. However, while it did remind me of that fond childhood memory, it didn’t quite replicate the same soothing feeling I had experienced.
Smell

When first opening the closed loose leaf bag, the strong, lemon scent is what immediately hit me. Upon further takes, the hints of rooibos became more and more apparent. The ginger was very faint.

Taste

The lemon was the first thing that came to me, followed by the dry, grassy rooibos. The ginger became more and more prominent near the end, leaving its strong impression in the aftertaste.

Flavors: Citrus Zest, Dry Grass, Ginger, Lemon Zest

Preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 4 min, 15 sec 2 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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This was my pre-lunch tisane, which I drank as I was learning about dangling modifiers. It’s a good one if you like a lemon and ginger mix. The honeybush and rooibos adds a good sweet element. Overall quite enjoyable.

gmathis

Sadly, my teacup is empty. (Did I dangle properly?)

TeaBrat

looks ok to me :)

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