
A revitalising blend boasting uplifting aromatic citrus notes with warm rejuvenating ginger spice.
Lemongrass & Ginger Tea
REFRESHING + REJUVENATING
Our Lemongrass & Ginger Tea is a revitalising lemon and ginger tisane boasting aromatic citrus notes with warm rejuvenating spice. This botanical formulation has traditional benefits and plant compounds that may naturally aid healthy digestion, ease nausea, soothe a sore throat, relieve stress and revitalise energy.
INGREDIENTS
100% ACO Certified Organic:
Lemon Grass, Ginger Root
Naturally caffeine free.
PROFILE
zesty + citrus + spicy
PROVENANCE
Proudly Australian made and owned. All blends are naturopathically hand-blended and packaged by the Organic Merchant team in Sydney, Australia. Made using the highest quality local and internationally sustainably-sourced certified organic ingredients.
Blended with 100% Australian certified organic ingredients, this refreshing and rejuvenating tisane has traditional benefits and plant compounds that are:
- Anti-inflammatory
- Antioxidant
- antibacterial
- Detoxifying
Which may naturally:
- Aid healthy digestion
- Relieve nausea
- Soothe a sore throat
- Fortify immunity
- Enhance circulation
- Relieve stress
- Revitalize energy
Health benefits of herbs in Lemongrass and Ginger Tea
Ginger tea with lemongrass is traditionally used to alleviate stomach cramps, ease digestion and reduce nausea.
Lemongrass: Naturally high in Vitamin A and C, folic acid, magnesium and zinc, lemongrass has many beneficial medicinal properties such as its anti-inflammatory, antidepressant and antibacterial features. Therefore, it is effective in easing digestion and detoxification. Furthermore, it is good for treating the cold and flu, as it naturally provides relief in headache and helps to unclog the blocked nasal passages.
Ginger: Daily intakes of ginger can positively impact the wellbeing, as it naturally boosts the immune system and strengthens the respiratory function. Drinking a tea containing ginger before travelling can help prevent the nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness. You can also drink a cuppa at the first sign of nausea to relieve the symptom. Additionally it is useful in improving digestion and increasing absorption of food, as it can reduce bloating after eating to much.
You can read more about the health benefits of each ingredient in our Materia Medica library.
Proudly
Dairy free | Gluten free | Sugar free | Non-GMO No artificial colours, flavours, preservatives or sweeteners Vegan | Organic | Plant-based
Allergen information
This product has been manufactured, packaged and stored in a facility that is free from nuts, dairy, soy, sesame seeds, sulphites and eggs.
Please be mindful
Herbal infusions are considered food grade therapeutics and are generally safe to consume. Even though our blends are made using organic ingredients and formulated by our founder and naturopath, the information provided is not intended to diagnose in any way. We recommend consulting your Primary Healthcare Professional such as your GP, Naturopath or Herbalist, if you are unsure, have any underlying health conditions or are on pharmaceutical medication, as they can advise on what’s right for you.
We invite you to discover the beauty and rhythm of ritual, as a way to connect with ourselves, each other and the natural world. These simple steps offer the basis from which you can create your own daily rituals.
How to brew Lemongrass & Ginger Tea
- Place 1-2 teaspoons of loose leaf tea per cup (250ml) in an infuser or teapot and pour over boiling water (100°C)
- Infuse for 5+ minutes depending on your desired strength
- Pour into your favourite cup and experience the moment
- We recommend complementing with a slice of lemon and/or honey to taste
- Enjoy 1-4 cups daily in between meals to refresh and rejuvenate
After finishing your brew, we encourage you to return your steeped herbs back to the earth, for example in your home compost, worm farm or garden waste, allowing it to breakdown into organic matter and return to nourish our environment.
Discover the art of brewing tea in our article How to Perfectly Brew All Loose Leaf Tea Types with suggestions for both hot and cold brewing.
Serves
Our Lemongrass & Ginger Tea Box and Jar contain 60g and serve up to 55 cups. The compostable Refill Pouch contains 120g and serves up to 110 cups.
Storage
To preserve the vitality, flavour and therapeutic actions of our teas, we recommend storing in our signature MIRON ultraviolet glass jars – or in an airtight container, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Storing in this manner will extend the blends aroma, vibrancy and benefits for up to 24 months.
OM has proudly acquired over 60 industry awards; from our manufacturing to our website and packaging, to the products themselves, the quality of our formulations and ingredients have repeatedly been recognized and awarded by multiple industry, consumer and expert panels both locally and internationally.
As Australia’s most awarded wellness brand, we welcome you to explore all our accolades.
Our purpose is to sustain nature to experience wellness, which we live by each day through our Sustainability Model.
Certified Organic practices are foundational to our operations. As an Australian Certfied Organic (ACO) company, we maintain 100% traceability. Detailed batch tracking maintains full transparency from crop to cup to ensure authenticity and trust. This guarentees our products are 100% chemical free, additive free, environmentally friendly, and non-GMO.
Sustainability and environmental stewardship are at the centre of all we do, and drives our commitment to offering reusable, recyclable and compostable packaging options. This commitment also extends to include our shipping materials.
Is Lemongrass & Ginger Tea energising?
These two herbs work together to invigorate by helping to reduce stress, relieve pain, and fortify immunity. This combination, along with their natural detoxifying properties, combine to support an overall sense of wellbeing and revitalisation.
Can Lemongrass and Ginger Tea help relieve nausea and morning sickness?
Yes, the combination of lemongrass and ginger is most commonly known for its anti-emetic properties, making it an effective tea for relieving nausea. It is useful in treating morning sickness, as well as motion car sickness.
Please note however that ginger has heating qualities and may exacerbate NVP and is therefore best to avoid when it is associated with heartburn or other heated conditions. It’s important to be cautious and to use only those herbs with a good safety profile.
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