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Stash Tea Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea, 6 Boxes of 30 Tea Bags Each (180 Tea Bags Total)
Stash Tea Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea, 6 Boxes of 30 Tea Bags Each (180 Tea Bags Total)
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Awaken your senses with the vibrant warmth of Stash's Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea, a premium blend that marries bright citrus notes with the spicy comfort of ginger root. With 180 individually wrapped tea bags across six convenient boxes, this collection offers an abundant supply for daily rituals of refreshment and vitality.
🌾 At a Glance
🍃 Ingredients & Sourcing
This thoughtfully composed tisane blends premium ginger root, aromatic lemongrass, natural lemon flavor, and hibiscus into a refined herbal experience. Each tea bag is individually sealed in protective stay-fresh foil wrappers, preserving the integrity and complexity of every infusion. Stash Tea, a certified B Corp since 1972, remains committed to intentional sourcing and sustainable practices that honor both craft and the environment.
🎨 Flavor Profile
🥘 Recipe Ideas & Serving Suggestions
Steep a single tea bag in 8 oz of hot water for 5-7 minutes to unlock the full complexity of ginger and lemon. Elevate the experience with a drizzle of raw honey or a touch of fresh lemon juice for an afternoon moment of invigoration. The tart, spicy profile pairs beautifully with light pastries, shortbread, or delicate tea cakes. For warm-weather enjoyment, brew and chill over ice with a sprig of fresh mint for a refreshing herbal cooler that maintains its vibrant character.
📦 Storage & Freshness
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