Description
Bright citrus meets warming spice in French Lemon Ginger, a soothing organic herbal blend crafted for convenient steeping at home or on the go.
Organic ginger provides a lively, spicy foundation, complemented by fresh lemongrass and lemon verbena. Honeybush and rooibos add depth and smoothness, creating a caffeine free tisane that balances grassy, citrusy, and spicy notes.
Enjoy these French Lemon Ginger teabag sachets throughout the day whenever you're craving a bright, warming cup without caffeine.
Our pyramid sachets are made from plant-based PLA (polylactic acid), derived from renewable plant sources. PLA is commercially compostable in industrial composting facilities where available.
Why It Matters
Bright citrus meets warming spice in French Lemon Ginger, a soothing organic herbal blend crafted for convenient steeping at home or on the go.
Organic ginger provides a lively, spicy foundation, complemented by fresh lemongrass and lemon verbena. Honeybush and rooibos add depth and smoothness, creating a caffeine free tisane that balances grassy, citrusy, and spicy notes.
Enjoy these French Lemon Ginger teabag sachets throughout the day whenever you're craving a bright, warming cup without caffeine.
Our pyramid sachets are made from plant-based PLA (polylactic acid), derived from renewable plant sources. PLA is commercially compostable in industrial composting facilities where available.
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