Double Ginger Tea
For the people who think ginger tea should actually taste like ginger.
Double Ginger Tea is a bold, spicy herbal ginger tea packed with plenty of dried ginger root, bright citrus, tart rose hips, and just enough peppercorn to give every cup a little extra bite. Warming and flavorful without being overwhelmingly hot, this caffeine-free loose-leaf tea is just as good steaming hot as it is poured over ice.
Ginger root is the star of this blend, bringing that unmistakable warm, spicy flavor ginger lovers are looking for. Green rooibos gives the tea a smooth, naturally caffeine-free base, while rose hips, orange peel, elderflower, calendula, and dried strawberries add layers of tart fruit, citrus, and subtle floral sweetness. Red and black peppercorns finish the blend with an extra little kick.
If you love ginger root tea, spicy ginger tea, citrus herbal tea, or caffeine-free loose-leaf tea, Double Ginger belongs in your cupboard. Drink it hot with a spoonful of honey, let it steep a little longer when you want some serious ginger bite, or chill it for a bright and refreshing herbal iced tea.
And if you've ever made ginger tea only to wonder where all the ginger flavor went... this isn't that tea.
Ingredients:
Ginger root, rose hips, green rooibos, elderflower, orange peel, echinacea, red peppercorn, black peppercorn, calendula, and dried strawberries.
Tea Type: Herbal tea
Caffeine Level: Caffeine-free
Steeping Instructions: Steep 1 heaping teaspoon in 8 ounces of boiling water for 5–8 minutes. For an even stronger, spicier ginger flavor, simply steep a little longer. Sweeten with honey if desired.
Each 3 oz bag yields approximately 35+ servings.
Double Ginger Honey Tea
Ginger and honey were made for each other. Add a little citrus and you've got an especially cozy cup.
Ingredients:
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1 cup hot water
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1 heaping teaspoon Double Ginger Tea
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Raw honey, to taste
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Fresh lemon or orange slice, optional
Instructions:
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Steep Double Ginger Tea in hot water for 5–8 minutes.
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Strain and allow to cool slightly.
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Stir in raw honey to taste.
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Add a squeeze of fresh lemon or orange if desired.
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For even more ginger bite, forget the timer and let that baby steep.

