Ginger has been part of the tea cabinet for generations, valued for its warmth, its bite, and the way a single root can carry a whole cup. Three of ours start with real ginger root, and each one is built around a different side of what ginger can do.

Organic Ginger Turmeric pairs ginger with turmeric, apple, beetroot, and lemongrass for a ruby-colored herbal infusion that is just as good hot as it is over ice. Organic Ginger Lemon keeps things simpler: ginger root and a little crystallized ginger with a bright twist of lemon peel, an easy, full-bodied cup for any time of day. And Organic Ginger Powder condenses whole ginger root into a convenient powdered form: stir it into boiling water with a swirl of honey for tea, or into a smoothie, a marinade, or a batch of gingerbread.

All three are caffeine-free, which makes them a good choice at any hour, including a late-afternoon or evening cup. Ginger has traditionally been enjoyed after a meal and as a warm cup on a cold day; we make no health claims for our teas, but we can promise a genuinely good cup. This collection also holds several blends that pair ginger with something else entirely, such as Ginger Liquorice, Ginger's Oolong, and Peaches & Ginger, if you would rather explore ginger alongside tea leaves or another root.

Ginger Teas

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Organic ginger turmeric blend with dried herbs and a cup of vibrant red tea in the background.
Organic Ginger Turmeric
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A close-up of organic hibiscus ginger tea leaves with a vibrant red tea in a white cup above.
Organic Hibiscus Ginger
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Organic ginger lemon tea sachets in a tin, with dried ginger pieces and a cup of brewed tea.
Organic Ginger Lemon
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Organic ginger powder scattered on a surface, with a cup of ginger tea in the background.
Organic Ginger Powder
$ 19.20 $ 24.00 Your Price On Orders $30+ with code HOLIDAY
Williamsburg Ginger Cake tin featuring 20 sachets, designed with festive red and white packaging.
Williamsburg Ginger Cake, Tin of 20 Sachets
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Ginger liquorice sachets with a cup of brewed tea above a bed of dried ginger pieces.
Ginger Liquorice
From $ 8.80 $ 11.00 Your Price On Orders $30+ with code HOLIDAY
Ginger's Oolong tea sachets, featuring loose tea leaves and a cup of brewed tea, showcasing rich color and aroma.
Ginger's Oolong
From $ 9.60 $ 12.00 Your Price On Orders $30+ with code HOLIDAY
Gingerbread Festival Tin of 30 Sachets
Gingerbread Festival, Tin of 30 Sachets
$ 14.80 $ 18.50 Your Price On Orders $30+ with code HOLIDAY
A cup of brewed Peaches & Ginger tea above loose black tea leaves, showcasing a sachet of the blend.
Peaches & Ginger
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A cup of brewed Decaf Peaches & Ginger tea above loose black tea leaves, showcasing its rich amber color.
Decaf Peaches & Ginger
$ 26.40 $ 33.00 Your Price On Orders $30+ with code HOLIDAY
A cup of brewed Thai Rooibos tea above a pile of loose tea leaves and herbs, showcasing its rich color and texture.
Thai Rooibos
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Gingerbread Festival tea with black tea leaves and spices, featuring a cup of brewed tea above.
Gingerbread Festival
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ginger tea taste like?

It depends which one you reach for. Organic Ginger Lemon is bright and citrusy, with the spice of ginger root and crystallized ginger behind the lemon peel. Organic Ginger Turmeric is earthier, rounded out with apple, beetroot, and lemongrass, and Organic Ginger Powder is the most concentrated of the three, a sharp, warming zing you can dial up or down. All three lead with real ginger root.

Is ginger tea caffeine-free?

Organic Ginger Turmeric, Organic Ginger Lemon, Organic Ginger Powder, and Ginger Liquorice are herbal infusions made without tea leaves, so they carry no caffeine and suit any hour, including the evening. A few blends here pair ginger with tea, such as Ginger's Oolong and Peaches & Ginger, and those are caffeinated like the tea they are built on; Decaf Peaches & Ginger is the decaffeinated one. Every listing says which it is.

What is the difference between Organic Ginger Turmeric, Organic Ginger Lemon, and Organic Ginger Powder?

Organic Ginger Turmeric and Organic Ginger Lemon are blends of cut roots and botanicals that you steep like any tea; both come loose and in sachets, and the Turmeric comes in teabags as well. Organic Ginger Powder is different: finely ground, concentrated ginger root that you stir into hot water yourself, with a little honey if you like, or use in cooking and baking. Same root, three ways to use it.

Can I drink ginger tea iced?

Yes. Organic Ginger Turmeric in particular is made for both and is just as good over ice as it is hot. Brew it hot as usual, boiling water for about five minutes, let it cool a little, and pour it over a glass full of ice.

How do I brew Organic Ginger Powder into tea?

Stir it into boiling water with a swirl of honey; there is no steeping or straining, since it is already a fine powder. The listing's own suggestion is to blend it with a favorite black tea and spices for a cup of your own. It is a flexible pantry ingredient beyond the cup too: stir it into a smoothie, a savory marinade, or a batch of baked goods for a quick hit of ginger flavor.

Why do people drink ginger tea after a meal?

Tradition, mostly. Ginger has been enjoyed after meals for generations, and a warm, spicy cup is a pleasant way to end one; we make no health claims for our teas. What we can say for certain is that it is a genuinely warming, comforting cup, and Organic Ginger Lemon and Ginger Liquorice are the two simplest places to start.