Christmas Tea - Loose Leaf

Apples are rich in fibre and quercetin - a potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory. Combined with these traditional mulling spices, this apple tastes like dessert in a cup.

Cinnamon Verum is is synonymous with desserts, mulled wine and Christmastime. A warming spice, it helps to calm the digestive tract by reducing bloating, cramps and flatulence. Excellent for warding off colds and flu.

Cloves are famous for their potent aroma and are a key ingredient in mulled spice blends. They have a long history in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine and are anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial.

Hibiscus flowers are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. They’re a natural sweetener and are excellent for fighting inflammation and protecting against colds and flu.

Rosehips are a warming herb, naturally high in vitamin C, beta-carotene and antioxidants. Great for the immune system, they support healthy gut function and prevent infections such as colds and flu.

Star Anise is a naturally sweet addition to mulled spice blends. It’s antibacterial, anti-fungal, and well known for its flu-fighting abilities. Star Anise is full of antioxidants and provides a good source of vitamin C.

Sweet Orange Peel offers a fresh tang that uplifts the palate. It’s full of antioxidants and vitamins, providing protection against colds and flu.

Ginger Root evokes memories of warm toddies and Christmas desserts. It’s a warming herb that supports circulation and reduces inflammation. It’s excellent for digestion, helping to reduce bloating and perfect after a big meal.

Nutmeg is a warming spice originating from Indonesia. Traditionally used to calm the nervous system, improve digestion and fight infections, nutmeg offers a pungent balance to this spice blend.

Fennel Seed is a gentle digestive tonic that calms bloating and flatulence. Its distinctive sweet taste is great for freshening the breath and supporting healthy digestion.

Traditional Christmas tea is made with a range of warming spices and dried fruits, much like Christmas cake. It’s perfect for use in a fruit compote or mulled wine, as well as delighting the senses as a cup of warm or iced tea.

Christmas tea tastes like mulled wine or fruit cake. It’s like all your favourite festive flavours blended into one warming tea, reminiscent of a comfy seat by a crackling fireplace.

Use caution in pregnancy, this tea contains cinnamon and ginger which aren’t recommended in high amounts.