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Ginger Green Tea | Warming Digestive Blend

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Category: Tea & Infusions

Ginger Green Tea – Antioxidant-Rich & Digestive Wellness 🫚🍵

Fortified with the world's finest ginger from the Malabar Coast of South India, this Indian Green Tea is a harmonious marriage of health and flavour.

The vegetal freshness of green tea pairs beautifully with the warm, sweet spice of sun-dried ginger, creating a soothing cup that's perfect after meals. Rich in antioxidants, this blend supports overall wellness while aiding digestion.

For centuries, ginger has been revered in Indian and Chinese medicine. Confucius himself was said to eat fresh ginger with every meal, and Marco Polo's travel records praise the Malabar Coast as the source of the world's best ginger.

Sip this golden infusion for a calming, revitalising experience steeped in tradition.

✨ Certification: 100% Rainforest Alliance Certified – Sustainably Grown ✨ Origin: India 🇮🇳 ✨ Caffeine Level: Low ✨ Packaging: Double-lid tin caddies to preserve aroma, flavour & freshness


🌿 Why This Tea? Ginger's reputation as one of the world's most powerful digestive and wellness botanicals spans over five thousand years and crosses every major healing tradition on earth — from Ayurveda to Traditional Chinese Medicine to the trade routes of the ancient Silk Road. But not all ginger is equal, and the Malabar Coast has always produced a category apart. Marco Polo documented it. Confucius consumed it daily. Ancient spice traders risked everything to secure it. The sun-dried Malabar ginger in this blend carries that extraordinary provenance into every cup — warmer, sweeter, and more aromatically complex than ginger from anywhere else in the world. Paired with Rainforest Alliance Certified Indian green tea whose clean, vegetal freshness provides the perfect light canvas for ginger's golden warmth, this is a blend of two ingredients with millennia of combined wellness heritage — simple, honest, and genuinely extraordinary in their pairing.

👤 Who Is It For? This blend is for the digestively conscious drinker who wants a post-meal cup that actively supports gut health with one of nature's most time-tested and culturally validated botanicals. It's for the wellness-focused drinker who wants the antioxidant richness of green tea amplified by ginger's own powerful anti-inflammatory and immunity-supporting properties — two of nature's most studied wellness ingredients working in genuine synergy. It's for the spice lover who wants warmth without the complexity of a full masala blend, and for the historically curious tea drinker who appreciates that every sip of Malabar ginger connects them to the same spice routes that shaped the ancient world. And it's for anyone who has ever reached for ginger in moments of digestive discomfort and wanted something more refined, more nourishing, and more pleasurable than a plain ginger tisane.

🕘 When to Drink It? Ginger Green Tea has one moment of absolute, undisputed brilliance — after meals — and it has earned that position across five thousand years of culinary and wellness tradition for very good reason. Drunk warm after lunch or dinner, Malabar ginger's natural digestive enzymes and carminative properties ease bloating, stimulate digestive fire, and settle the stomach with a warm, golden efficiency that no modern digestive supplement quite replicates — while the antioxidant-rich green tea base cleanses and refreshes in equal measure. In the morning, particularly for those who begin the day with a sensitive or sluggish stomach, a warm cup before breakfast gently activates digestion and circulation, setting a grounded, nourishing tone before the day's demands arrive. On cold mornings and winter afternoons, ginger's naturally warming, circulatory properties make it one of the most effective and historically resonant antidotes to chill in the entire collection — drunk slowly, with both hands wrapped around the cup, in the way that travellers on the ancient Malabar spice routes would have recognised entirely. Brew at 80°C for 3–4 minutes to draw out the full warmth and complexity of the sun-dried ginger while protecting the green tea's delicate antioxidant character — and drink it plain, without milk, to let the Malabar Coast's greatest botanical gift speak with the authority and clarity that five thousand years of reputation demands.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope D. ★★★★★

The Malabar Coast ginger gives it a nice warmth without being overpowering, and it settles my stomach after a heavy lunch. I keep a box at the office now because the green tea base is smooth instead of bitter like some others I've tried.

Kevin ★★★★★

I've been drinking this every evening after dinner and the green tea base stays smooth instead of turning bitter like most ginger blends I've tried. The ginger heat is gentle enough that I don't need honey, and my stomach feels settled within about twenty minutes.

Zoe ★★★★★

The Malabar ginger in this blend gives it a surprisingly smooth, peppery finish that settles my stomach after heavy meals. I’ve been brewing a cup every afternoon and the green tea base stays light, not bitter, even when I let it steep a little long.