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Lemon & Ginger

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Feeling a bit woozy?

Nothing beats a classic Lemon & Ginger herbal blend, especially when there's added layers of lovely lemongrass, liquorice and refreshing spearmint. Bright and invigorating with a real citrus kick, we think we've found the perfect palate cleanser - it's also a classic when it comes to soothing the sniffles of the common cold. You hardly need honey with all the natural sweetness of the liquorice and spearmint, but a spoonful or two won't hurt.
  • Tea Type

    Herbal Infusion

  • Origin

    Blended

  • Taste Profile

    Citrus, Sweet

  • Tastes like

    Strong, sweet and invigorating

  • Food pairing

    Oatmeal muffins

  • When to drink

    To jazz up a dreary day

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* * * * * Delicious by Michelle on 17th April 2018

On reading some comments I couldn't disagree more. This tea has the balance of all flavours. The slight ginger kick, coupled with a burst of lemon and a sweet liquorice undertone, perfect for any afternoon tea. A great pick me up during a tiring day too.
* * * * - Mild and delicious by Jazmin Ellis on 28th January 2018

I'm very fussy when it comes to teas and I got this as a freebie in store, it's refreshing and warm, I personally didn't find any liquorice notes at all (I hate the stuff) I reccomend it for a light afternoon tea.
* - - - - Licorice overpowering by Antoine BOULANGER on 1st November 2017

I was very disappointed by this blend. I LOVE lemon and ginger, but this herbal tea mainly tastes of licorice, which I really don't like that much...
* * * * * Lemon & Ginger by Aline Erhorn on 1st February 2016

Just received order 1.02.2016. Very speedy delivery and service. From a selection of six I have tried the Ginger & Lemon in tea bag form. It is absolutely delicious. I added a squeeze of honey as I have a sweet tooth. It is truly a wonderful drink and very soothing as I currently suffer from a sore throat. Can't wait to sample the rest. Thank you so much. I shall certainly recommend to my friends.
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Blended

Ever since our founder Walter Whittard weighed out tea leaves behind his high mahogany counter, we’ve been experimenting with our own inventive blends. The Chinese were the first to try blending tea leaves with fruits and flowers and it takes time, skill and imagination to master the art. It’s all about creating the perfect balance of flavours: we blind taste at least 20 different variations before settling on the perfect recipe. Just as some musicians have perfect pitch, an expert tea blender needs to have some pretty perceptive tastebuds…

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